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SHARGH ORC FURY

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$30.91 $45.45 In stock

Even the minstrels sang of Shargh's fury. They sang it on the roads, in the inns, and in the village squares, chanting words of pain and sadness. They recounted how the Imperial cavalry razed their village. They raised their voices as they told how one of them, Shargh "the destroyer of armies," made a mountain of dead men, turning his skin red until the rain returned it to its original color. Alone, hunted. Still furious.

Figure produced in resin

10 pieces

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Customer Reviews (4.3 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Chloe ★★★★★

The way the imperial cavalry razing is described in the chant hits hard—it’s not just lyrics, it’s a gut-punch of sorrow. The print quality on the card is crisp and the texture feels authentically worn, perfect for the dark fantasy vibe.

George ★★★★★

This thing has a surprising weight to it that feels solid in the hand, and the finish actually matches the grim tone of the backstory. I picked it up mostly for the lore, but the craftsmanship makes it a nice conversation piece on my shelf.

Sophia ★★★★☆

The chant lyrics printed on the packaging are a nice touch, though the "pain and sadness" theme feels a bit heavy for everyday use. I've been using it for a week and the texture holds up well.