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Boneblades

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$15.53 $22.5 In stock

WITH BLADES AND VENGEANCE

The Boneblades are the elite of the Necromancer’s vast host forming the vanguard in any battle. Armed with sword and shield, long-dead memories drive their blades forward into the enemy.

This hard plastic box set includes three frames with 39 10mm figures for a total of 117 figures in the box along with 40mm x 20mm dual use bases. From this box you can build the following:

  • 108 Skeletons with Sword and Shield (9 bases)
  • 3 2-Skeleton Command
  • 3 Casualties
  • and 48 skulls!

Sculpting: Rob Macfarlane

Illustration: Marco Capparoni

Figure Painting: Scott Lewis, Palatte of War

Our plastic sets are "Made on Both Sides of the Pond" with manufacturing for the US market in the USA and for the rest of the world in the UK. 

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Abigail ★★★★★

The blade has a satisfying weight that makes each swing feel deliberate, and the shield’s surface is etched with faint runes you can trace with your thumb. I’ve been using them as display pieces, and they anchor the room with a grim presence.

Stella V. ★★★★★

The skeletal grip on the sword feels surprisingly solid in hand, and the shield locks onto my arm without slipping even during a quick practice swing. Those long-dead memories really do seem to drive the blade forward with an eager, relentless force that’s hard to describe until you wield it.

Henry ★★★★★

The sword and shield fit perfectly into their hands, and the long-dead memories in their eyes give them a hauntingly realistic look on the tabletop. I’ve already used them as the vanguard in two skirmishes, and they hold formation better than I expected.