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What It Is
This half-orc warrior comes clad in heavy plate armour with layered pauldrons and a reinforced chest piece, gripping a two-handed battle hammer that's about as subtle as a siege engine. The pose is ready and grounded—weight shifted forward, weapon held across the body, the sort of stance you take when you're expecting trouble and fully prepared to introduce it to blunt force trauma. From Daybreak Miniatures.
At The Table
He's the obvious choice for a D&D 5e fighter or barbarian, but there's more interesting territory here. Make him a mercenary captain who's seen too many wars—the kind who quotes a fair price, honours his contracts, and sleeps with one eye open. Or perhaps he's a redeemed pit fighter from the arena circuit, now serving as bodyguard to a noble who gave him a second chance. The hammer and armour suggest someone who's invested in staying alive, not just dealing damage.
He'd slot perfectly into a Pathfinder 2e campaign as a half-orc warpriest of Gorum, or work as muscle-for-hire in a Blades in the Dark game set in a grittier fantasy city. For a more nuanced character, play him as the son of an orc chieftain trying to make it in human society—the armour's a statement that he's more than his blood, even if the hammer says he hasn't forgotten how to use it. Drop him into a dungeon crawl and he's reliable front-line beef; put him in a political intrigue game and he's the quiet enforcer who makes sure negotiations stay civil.
Printed in high-quality resin. Supplied unpainted. 32mm scale.
