Painted by @brushwarrior, this brutal version of the Savage Orc Mounted on Boar charges straight into legend.

From the mists of cursed lands come the Beastmen Skeletons: a regiment of bones painted by caughtwithyourpaintsdown. Rusted weapons, decayed shields, and the eternal will to fight.

A brutal Orc Champion, born from the Avatars of War Multipart Regiment and brought to life by Marc Ruiz Mejías. Classic fantasy. Old-school soul. Legendary presence.

A troll with an upside-down book, a vacant stare, and tons of charisma. Eymeric Charles-Angèle turns this STL into a miniature that’s as absurd as it is legendary. This is old-school wargaming with a twist.

This was an attempt to paint in an oil paint on canvas style, similar to a Frazetta painting. The skin was painted exclusively with thin paint washes.

Few in number. Deadly in silence.Seeing this scene on the tabletop stirs something in every Dwarf player — the echo of an ancestral oath.

After the impact of the Berserker Dwarf, Avatars of War took a bold step with its second creation: the ORC SHAMAN. Young, fierce, and caught mid-spell, this miniature broke the mold and marked a turning point. Not just a second miniature—it was our moment of truth.

Discover the story behind AOW08 Dark Elf Sorceress, the first female miniature from Avatars of War. A rebellious Old-School icon that defied censorship and won the hearts of thousands of players.

Discover how one of the most acclaimed boxes in the hobby was born—and why, nearly two decades later, it still ignites passion. The story that turned this regiment into a legend.

A huntress clad in bones, born in green stuff and myth. The AoW59 Manhunter captured the imagination of a generation — cold, iconic, unforgettable.

Sculpted in 2010, Bör Dragonbane became one of Avatars of War’s most Iconic dwarves—a Tribute to the myth of Saint George.