MONTHLY MINI's: Daughters of the Crucible: Guns and Rosaries - Heroes Infinite

  

Hail Mighty Readers and Followers of the Luck Gods Maths Rocks,

October see's Heroes Infinite bring something that fans of theirs have been requesting for a long time, the Daughters of the Crucible:Guns and Rosaries. Sculpted to bring out the very best of these Mexican themed Daughters of Combat (although we are surprised that these weren't the November Mini's.)

Each looks delightfully dark and brings the ultimate of beauty against the beastliness of a high cost warfare. Each piece of this set has been cleverly designed, whether you're looking at the multipiece scenery to build either a set for a Western themed game in particular something supernatural such as Deadlands. But you're here to see the mini's so lets get to it.

As a huge fan of games like Necromunda, I personally would be getting this set as something to modify for the Escher Gang although I can see you also using them to help fill out your Sisters of Battle line, and with 11th looking set to being set for being a speed game (with the vehicles, I wouldn't be surprised to see a set of Sisters on bikes. To the left you see the charming as well as deadly Sister "Duenda" Ducinea. A touch of Flamenco with the dark arts of a deadly dance, which you can easily imagine her spinning, twirling and unleashing hell with her gun and a quick death due to the daggered fan.

In addition to this we have the almost angelic Sister "Gloria" Altagracia who is a miniature who exudes a calmness in the heat of war that really does feel like she would belong on a Warhammer Battlefield as a sainted sister. We love how she is raised into the air, has the beautiful scripted ribbon and of course bring her own guns to the war almost as if death by her own hand is absolution for the wicked.

Finally, before we remind you of the various tiers and costs, we wanted to draw your attention toother STL's within the pack. Not only do you have the delightful miniatures that you can see in Heroes Infinites video at the top of this post, are great bases, which whilst designed for this range, would make great alternate bases for any number of miniatures and of course brings to the table, a huge range of scenery that would really help set the table.

As usual we wanted to also remind you of the other tiers and their cost so you can make your choice if these miniatures have tickled your fancy.

As usual there are three price tiers and this is what you get under the Leader Tier ($10)

9-10 Heroes

3 Dynamic Troopers

1 Epic Centerpiece

14+ Scenic Bases

2 Monsters

Whereas if you take out the Overlord Tier ($16) you will get in addition to the above:

Additional 15-20 new Troopers to create 5 different units

Exclusive alternative versions of Heroes and Monsters

Mind-boggingly extensive Modular / Scatter Terrain

Exclusive additional models for our Heroes Infinite Overlords, such as Mounted Heroes, Monsters, and more.

Finally there is Sovereign Tier ($24) where you'll also get:

Additional 15-20 new Troopers to create 5 different units

Exclusive alternative versions of Heroes and Monsters

Mind-boggingly extensive Modular / Scatter Terrain

Exclusive additional models for the Heroes Infinite Overlords,

such as Mounted Heroes, Monsters, and more.

And on top of this, you ALSO get 40+ models:

Additional 30-35 new Troopers to expand 6 existing units

Exclusive alternative versions of Heroes and Monsters

Exclusive additional models such as Mini Dioramas and more.

BONUS: Get special discounts up to 71% off past collections (until end of month)

And of course there is the centrepiece for this set, the Battle Herse with our favourite being the Super Heavy Battlehearse that would be a great item to lead the charge in place of any number of the Sisters or Battle tanks.  

All in we hope you'll love these as much as we do.  The paint scheme we think is pretty cool and has definitely given us some idea's for something a little different for some of our own troops.  Can't wait to see what others do with them.  

As promised, these are the two blood options that we use when painting our miniatures, a fresh blood effect and a dry blood effect.  Army Painter has this to say about them:

All the best,

ThunderMouser