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a female deathknight with part of her face gone,dressed in bone plate armor and wrappings whats not to love??.I must mention that 2 sets of horns that go to her helmet are not pictures which makes her alot more fearsome.she is in a pointing command stance and wielding a soul sword((much like the body of the soul wraith))..her long hair and ragged clothes billowing in the breeze.she comes on a thick base made with souls on the base and she stands 35mm to the top of her helmet.

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