Lion Banner is the banner bearer who never stopped marching. Once a proud warrior, now a cursed revenant, this 38mm undead miniature carries the tattered remains of his standard through the battlefield of the damned.
Clad in broken armor and wielding both spear and sword, the miniature displays a mix of decay and resilience. The eyes pierce through his helm, a sign of dark magic keeping him upright. With one foot firmly planted and the other lunging forward, he looks ready to defend—or haunt—whatever is left of his fallen kingdom.
Designed for the Tenebrae – Fate of Asteria series, this model is packed with intricate details that make it a pleasure to paint: corroded metals, weathered cloth, undead flesh, magical effects, and base textures for storytelling. Whether you’re building a cursed warband, a necromancer’s retinue, or a haunting display piece, this model fits seamlessly.
This 38mm undead miniature is compatible with most tabletop RPGs and skirmish games such as Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, Frostgrave, or Mordheim. It also works great as a champion, elite troop, or named villain in your custom campaigns.
Crafted in high-quality resin for maximum detail, Lion Banner stands as both a painting challenge and a striking narrative piece on the gaming table.
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