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DEATH REMEMBERS SWORD WORK.

These five skeletons didn’t forget how to fight when they died. Sword-and-board infantry, they hold their line with the muscle memory of former soldiers — each one presenting a distinct combat stance that tells the story of a battle they’re still technically fighting. A core unit in any undead army, and a reliable fill for any dungeon encounter that needs bodies.

A Unit Worth Raising: The Lion’s Tower delivered strong variety in this set. One skeleton lunges forward in an aggressive low stance. Another braces wide in a defensive guard. A third raises its shield high and thrusts from behind cover. All five share the same lean, angular skeleton anatomy with just enough tattered cloth and worn equipment detail to suggest history. They read clearly as undead from across the table — which is exactly what you need.

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: Use as the front-line backbone of a wargame undead force, as classic D&D dungeon encounter skeletons, or mix with Skeleton Greatswords for a varied melee line. The most flexible unit in the Undead Army range.

Skeleton Swordsmen | 32mm Undead Skeleton Miniatures

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