Fimir Warriors from Warhammer Forge

Today there will be some one-eyed action! The Fimir Warriors from the dark and cruel past once again walk amongst us!

Once, when all the world was fog-shrouded and dark, legend has it that the dreaded Fimir once ruled, tearing down the cities of the High Elves and struggling in bloody conflict against the wild and brutish forebears of Sigmar. For centuries they roared the praises of the Dark Gods over blood-splattered altars, then the world changed and their gods left them to suffer a slow and lingering decay.

Cold-hearted, cruel and mightier than any man, the Fimir are said to possess but a single baleful eye atop a pointed snout bristling with jagged fangs. Larger and more ferocious than the sorcerous Draichs, Fimir Warriors boast tails tipped with bony clubs and yellow-grey flesh that is all but immune to pain.

- Quote from Warhammer Forge, Fimir Warriors

Hope you like the One Eyed Ones! Minitatures are made of resin from Forgeworld.

Cheers!

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