From £5.99
What It Is
This is a crazed flagellant mid-charge, shirtless with loose trousers cinched by rope and what looks like either flame-shaped hair or some kind of spiked crown. The pose is properly aggressive — bent knees, arm extended, clearly launching into an attack. Left hand grips a heavy spiked flail, and there's a massive wooden plank or door strapped across the back like some improvised penance device. The sculpt nails the wild-eyed zealot aesthetic without tipping into cartoon territory. Clean details on the rope work and the weight distribution looks natural despite the dynamic stance.
At The Table
Perfect for religious fanatic encounters in D&D 5e or Pathfinder 2e — think corrupted cult members in a Curse of Strahd-style horror campaign, or penitent warriors who've taken their faith way too far. In a Call of Cthulhu or Delta Green scenario, this works brilliantly as a cultist who's already too far gone when the investigators arrive. The spiked flail and wooden burden immediately communicate "this person is not okay" without needing exposition.
I'd use this in a Shadowdark dungeon as part of a deranged religious order guarding some cursed relic, or in a Blades in the Dark score as muscle for the Church of the Ecstasy of the Flesh. The Inquisition theme from Infernal Miniatures suggests Spanish Inquisition vibes, but the tribal aesthetic works just as well for primitive death cults or plague-touched pilgrims in a Dolmenwood hex crawl. Drop a group of these into a D&D encounter and watch your players immediately understand the stakes.
At £5.99, it's a solid pick for any campaign that needs unhinged religious NPCs. Works as a one-off encounter or painted in batches for a proper fanatic mob.
Printed in high-quality resin. Supplied unpainted. 25mm base, 32mm scale.
