Ashram, the Ancient Priest

Product’s description
Scale model resin kit to assemble and paint. It requires glue and paint, not included in the kit. Specific tools for scale modeling and putty may be needed.

Instructions
– Remove extra resin and get parts out from the sprues
– File easily the mold lines
– Check the fitting of the pieces and glue them
– Use putty if necessary to fill imperfections
– Prime the figure and start painting!

This fantasy resin miniature is supplied unassembled and unpainted, and needs some preparation before painting: you will need brushes, acrylic paints, cyanoacrylate glue and some other hobby supply.

This is not a toy, it's a miniature figurine.

Handle with care or he will try to paint your miniatures!

You can paint it for your resin miniature collection, your tabletop wargames or your favourite roleplay game!

One chime.
Two chimes.
Three chimes.
Then, the darkness.
More chimes.
I have really no idea how many actually passed, I lost counting after a while.
I was on the Whitlatch dock when the Call came. 
And then, the chaos. 

We woke up at the mercy of the waves, in the midst of a storm we had no memory of.
Drinking companions who rip off their hairs screaming and uttering incomprehensible sentences, hubs who cut their throats, sailors with years of experience on their shoulders faint from terror by foaming from the mouth.
And us.
Shiny and strong like never before, almost unnaturally.
A flash  struck a few meters from the ship, with a thunder I have never heard before.  

Few will believe me, but I swear on my own life that I have seen the shadow of a giant creature in the middle of the storm.
It was high like a building, and was dragging himself with a giant anchor. 
On his back there were a strange bell, with screaming faces that made horrible sounds.