Templar Banner is not just another corpse with armor—he’s the voice of the dead legions, the one who marches ahead when others fall.
This undead standard bearer miniature 38mm brings a chilling presence to any battlefield. The skeletal face and decayed heraldic banner make him ideal for leading a cursed regiment or marking a sacred undead ground.
His gear tells a story of nobility turned to ruin. Rusted armor, broken cloth, and unwavering stance make this miniature a joy to paint, especially for those who love storytelling through colors. The flowing banner adds motion and symbolism, offering a dynamic centerpiece for your army.
Whether you play skirmish games, epic fantasy battles, or role-playing campaigns, Templar Banner makes an excellent command model, lieutenant, or relic bearer.
Cast in high-quality resin with sharp detail, this undead standard bearer miniature 38mm will elevate your painting session and dominate your undead faction lineup.
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