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Encounter 14: Khri Colony (Unpainted)

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$335.24 $493 In stock

Category: Dwarvenite Set

Insectoid interlopers have infiltrated the dungeon! Will you submit to the all-seeing hive mind or become crushed beneath the march of the conquering swarm?

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Stella N. ★★★★★

The chitinous texture on these Khri figures is perfectly captured—each segmented leg and alien eye stalk stands out even unpainted. I started dry-brushing one last night and the details practically paint themselves, perfect for a swarm encounter. These insectoid interlopers bring a creepy, tactical

George ★★★★★

The detail on these insectoid warriors is genuinely impressive for unpainted minis — the segmented armor and mandibles are crisp right out of the mold. They're cast in that solid dwarvenite material so I don't worry about snapping off a leg when they get knocked around the table.

Abigail N. ★★★★★

These ant-like soldiers fit perfectly on my 1-inch grid and the detail on the mandibles is way sharper than I expected for unpainted dwarvenite. I've already primed a squad and they're intimidating enough to make my players groan when I set them out.