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The Bannerman: Vorgûl,

Hello everyone!

We introduce you to Vorgûl, a character that embodies transformation and uncontrolled power. Originating from the brutal traditions of Avernia, this formidable minotaur reminds us of the consequences of trying to tame the untamable.

Discover his compelling story below and share your thoughts.

Vorgûl, the Ruin of the Arena

In the hi...

The Adventurer -Viking Ulfhednar

"In battle, some men seemed like wolves or savage dogs, biting their shields and striking without fear of death."
— Chronicle attributed to Adam of Bremen, 11th century

In Norse tradition, the ulfhednar were warriors devoted to Odin, famed for wearing wolf pelts and fighting under the influence of sacred fury. They appear...

Taurgash, the Herald of the Red Moon

In our quest to explore the most imposing and destructive creatures that inhabit the wild lands, Taurgash stands out as an icon of power and devastation. As we aimed to develop a character that embodied pure brutality and uncontrollable strength, Taurgash emerged as a central figure capable of altering landscapes with each step he takes.

This transformed giant, the product of deep and ancient corruption, is more than just a challenge for any unlucky adventurer or village in his p...

Goreboars of the Red Moon

When we first started working on the Goreboars, we weren’t quite sure how to approach them.
We had seen plenty of savage beast miniatures before, but they all felt too similar, too soulless. We didn’t want to create "just another monster."

We were aiming for something that truly made sense within the world of Calling the Banners — something that could tell a story just by existing.
After a lot of work, we believe we’ve found something special: a creature that�...

The Adventurer: Viking Berserkers

“Thrown into battle bare-chested, wide-eyed and roaring. They fought not for glory, nor for gold. They fought because the frenzy devoured them from within.”
— Chronicles of Uppsala, 11th century

For centuries, the name of the berserkers has echoed across Europe like a wild storm. Feared even by their own, draped in bear pelts and seized by a fury that made the battlefield their rightful domain. Today, that legacy takes shape in ...

Next Month in Progress – Berserkers & Vikings Incoming!

We're already working on next month’s release! It will focus on berserkers and a new group of Viking warriors with more dynamic poses—fully compatible with the previous shieldwall set, so you'll have more options to build your warbands.

Here’s a first look at the berserkers. More to come soon!

WIP – Beastmen of the Blood Moon

Here’s a look at some progress on our Beastmen of the Blood Moon. As always, we’re sticking to our approach, treating these mutated raiders with a unique touch.

The details are coming together nicely, and we’re really pleased with the progress so far. The wild stance, mutation, and brutality we’re aiming to reflect are taking shape.

We’d love to hear your thoughts on how the progress is ...

April – Of Fyrds and Shadows

This April, the tale splits in two. On one side, the scent of hearthfires, the gleam of spears in the morning sun, and the quiet pride of free men called to the fyrd. On the other, the blade of silence drawn from Kalathvar, where war is measured in whispers and oaths are sealed in blood.

Two worlds. Two paths. Two visions of war. Will you follow the duty of the land, or the will of the blade?

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📯 Fyrdmen Ealdorman

Not all who answer the king’s call are farmers with borrowed spears. Some have fought In times of war, the call to arms echoes across the land—and it is the Ealdorman, lord of the shire, who answers first. Appointed by the king, he is both ruler and war-leader, tasked with raising the fyrd and leading his people to battle.

More than a noble in name, the Ealdorman stands at the head of his levy, not behind it. He knows the land, the men, and the weight of command. Hi...

The adventurer: Anglo-Saxon Barn

Anglo-Saxon Barn

Inspired by the iconic Cholstrey Court Barn in Ludlow, this model brings to life the rural architecture of early medieval England. Long before stone manors and castles dotted the countryside, it was these timber-framed barns that stood at the heart of every village and estate.

In Anglo-Saxon society, barns were far more than storage buildings. They safeguarded harvests through the harsh winter months and ensured the survival of entire communities....

Bannerman: Veyrakar, Lord of Kalath-Var and Chariots

The front does not hold itself. This month, the exiled ride.

April release includes:

• Veyrakar, Lord of Kalath-Var

• Marching Chariot, built for endurance and flanking

• Charging Chariot, designed to break enemy lines

All parts are fully modular. Veyrakar can be mounted on his personal chariot or built as a standalone character.

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April – The Adventurer: Priest Warrior

From the northern lands, in a time when the cross still had to carve its path through sword and shield, figures like this emerged—men of faith who preached not only with words, but with steel.

Inspired by Anglo-Saxon warrior priests, this model represents a cleric who has left behind the safety of the monastery to fight for his people. Clad in chainmail and wrapped in a travelling cloak, he raises a staff crowned with a cross while brandishing his sword with fervour.<...

The Bannerman: Abyssal Harpies – Fallen Lineage

“No one knows how many times they have appeared. Only that they always return.”

Abyssal Harpies are not part of any regular military force: they are a symptom. A consequence of the Fallen Lineage’s genetic ambitions, when bloodlines are pushed past the limits of balance. They are female, sterile, deformed. And beautiful—in a way that unsettles more than it pleases.
They can...

April – The Adventurer Tier: Fyrdmen with Javelins

For centuries, javelins were one of the most versatile weapons on the battlefield. Light, easy to produce, and effective in the hands of both trained warriors and local levies, they were ideal for harassing the enemy before close combat and disrupting loose or unprepared formations.

This month, in the Adventurer Tier, we bring you the Fyrdmen with Javelins ...

The Bannerman: Sorceress on Horse

Lineage Mother on Horseback

Lineage Mothers are battle sorceresses of noble birth, recognized by the Council for having borne legitimate offspring. Their presence on the battlefield is both political and ritual: they embody the living continuity of the fallen lineage and stand as guardians of the Cycle.

They ride alone, wielding either a staff or a spear depending on their magical training. They wear the Lineage Armor, a segmented metal exoskeleton that runs along...

The Bannerman: Shades

Shades of the Fallen Lineage

"I saw only a silhouette between the trees. A whisper. Then, my captain fell without a scream. They say it was a Shade. I say it was the end."
—Testimony of a survivor of the Thaurë-Elën Guard

Born in the cracks of the most remote Luminarias, trained among ruins, smoke, and betrayal, the Shades are the eyes and fangs of the Fallen L...

April – The Adventurer: Fyrdmen with Spears

For centuries, the term fyrd referred to the Anglo-Saxon levy: free men summoned by their lord to defend their lands in times of war. Though not professional soldiers, these farmers and craftsmen were legally bound to train and maintain their own weapons. Armed with spears and round shields, they could form an effective defensive line, capable of withstanding even the charge of veteran warrior...

The Bannerman: Beastmaster on Raptor

 Specialist Character — Fallen Lineage

At the edge of war and the limits of control, Beastmasters ride not as nobles, but as heralds of tamed fury. Raised in the damp breeding pits of Naulir and marked from childhood by the bite of duty, these warriors guide the most savage creatures of the Fallen Lineage: raptors, hydras, and manticores bred in the shadow of ancient experiments. 2025-03-28 18:02:04 +0000 UTC View Post

Duskareth, Hand of the Last Veil

He was not adopted. Not accepted. He was tolerated… until no one could stop him.

No one remembers who left the child in the ruins of the Refectory of Echoes. He was found at dawn, motionless, covered in dry ash, his gaze fixed on the stone. He did not cry. He did not beg. He only watched.

He was brought before King Silharion out of duty, not destiny. A gesture of respect to the silent monarch, who received him with neither word nor gesture. They left him at his side, th...

About Dwarves

Hello everyone,

We wanted to share a quick note regarding the Dwarves we released recently. When preparing the files, we made a mistake with the scale, and the miniatures ended up smaller than originally intended.

The issue has now been fixed! We've increased the scale by 10%, so the models now match the size they were designed for.

We’re really sorry for the confusion and any inconvenience this may have caused. The corrected files are alr...

April in The Adventurer Tier: Anglo-Saxon Fyrdmen

This month in the Adventurer Tier, we keep expanding our historical range with a classic from the northern battlefields: the Anglo-Saxon Fyrdmen.

We’re working on two separate units, reflecting the most common battlefield roles of these troops:

🔸 A shieldwall unit, ready to form a tight defensive line—armed with spears, shields… and more faith than actual discipline.

🔸 A ...