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EVERY HORDE NEEDS A BACKBONE.

The Skeleton Spearmen are exactly what they sound like: five undead infantry soldiers with spears leveled and shields raised, ready to form a line that won’t route, won’t negotiate, and won’t stop unless someone rolls very well on their Turn Undead. The essential unit for any undead army or D&D encounter build.

A Unit Worth Raising: Sculpted by The Lion’s Tower, each of the five spearmen stands in a distinct combat stance — crouched guard, forward advance, shield-brace — giving the unit visual rhythm without looking copy-pasted. Round shields and long spears keep the silhouette clean and immediately readable at arm’s length across the table. Exposed bone and tattered remnants of cloth add the necessary atmosphere.

Technical Specifications & Product State:

Sculpted by: The Lion’s Tower

Status: Sold UNPAINTED in standard dark grey resin.

Assembly: Some assembly may be required.

Material: High-quality, durable resin.

Scale: True 32mm — compatible with D&D, Pathfinder, Frostgrave, and most skirmish systems.

Base: 25mm round bases included.

Preparation: Each miniature is thoroughly washed, post-cured, and has all supports removed.

Suggested RPG & Wargame Use: The universal undead infantry unit — deploy as dungeon encounter skeletons in D&D, field as spear-armed rank-and-file in Frostgrave or a fantasy wargame, or use them as the walking wall between your lich’s throne room and the party. Upgrade the line with Skeleton Heavy Spearmen for elite variants.

Skeleton Spearmen | 32mm Undead Skeleton Miniatures

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