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Pathfinder Battles—Rise of the Runelords: Runelord Karzoug

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The friends, fiends, and foes of Pathfinder's Rise of the Runelords Adventure Path invade your gaming table with Rise of the Runelords, the brand new Pathfinder Battles prepainted miniatures set from Paizo Publishing and WizKids! This stunning set features 64 all-new sculpts drawn from the gorgeous art in Paizo's Rise of the Runelords Adventure Path Anniversary Edition, a hardcover collection of the very first Pathfinder campaign! Designed to enhance the Rise of the Runelords Adventure Path, but suitable for any fantasy roleplaying campaign, these figures raise the bar on prepainted miniatures, setting a new standard of excellence and featuring a wide variety of monsters, NPCs, and heroes from the most popular Pathfinder campaign of all time!

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The Star of the Campaign

Peachbottom — Nov 17, 2018, 07:34 pm

Karzoug is the star of the Rise of the Runelords adventure path. The miniature is done well. I like what they tried with the translucent green magic effect but I think it could have been executed better.

RUNELORD #1!

Marco Massoudi — Jan 11, 2016, 09:49 am

Unfortunately some things keep this mini from being perfect:
-The face while decent could and should be better for a rare.
-The pose/sculpt is unfortunate. While the left hand in casting is cool, the translucent green spell effect together with the burning glaive in the other hand cluster it up too much.

The Reaper metal version which is floating in the air while holding the glaive with both hands is much more imposing - even unpainted!

Are they made on a production line?

Seism — Mar 1, 2015, 07:57 pm

Fantastic model, great flexible material. The only place I can fault it is the paint job which happens to be amazingly tragic. Do they come off a production line? Because that would then make sense.

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