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Carcass Front minis revealed!

New fighters emerge from the roiling fog of the Carrion Coast…

When Carcass Front was first announced last month, we only revealed half of the miniatures. Today, we are delighted to reveal the remaining 8 minis you’ll find in the Carcass Front box! 

Procession of the Sacred Affliction 

The baying hordes of the Faithful have gained a new Leper-Pilgrim armed with sword and shield, the mighty Wrath of God Leper-Pilgrim, the ferocious Stigmatic Nun, and the ever-watchful Lazarist Castigator. This brings their flock up to a total of 9 models.

From left to right: Wrath of God Leper-Pilgrim, Zealot Leper-Pilgrim, Leper-Pilgrim, Lazarist Castigator, Lazarist Prophet, Ecclesiastic Prisoner, Leper-Pilgrim, Leper-Pilgrim, Stigmatic Nun.

Heretic Naval Raiders

The Heretic Naval Raiders are joined by two new Heretic Raider Legionnaries armed with submachine guns, the bloodthirsty Anointed Heretic Raider, and the horrifying Drowned Chorister.

This gives the Heretic Naval Raiders a total of 7 models.

From left to right: Heretic Raider, Drowned Chorister, Heretic Raider Legionnaire, Heretic Captain, Heretic Raider Legionnaire, Heretic Raider, Anointed Heretic Raiders

Both factions are now complete, and all 16 minis have been revealed! Some of you may be wondering about the discrepancy in model count: these are ready to play warbands that weigh in at 700 ducats, and the Heretic Naval Raiders are a much more elite force compared to the ragged Procession of the Sacred Affliction. Each raider generally hits a lot harder than the average pilgrim, even with the giant millstones!

Also, just like with the Prussians before them, each model in these warbands comes with up to 2 assembly options. You’ve already seen the variant troopers in the original Carcass Front reveal and we’ll be showing off the ones for the other models as we get closer to the release date.

But that’s not all: the images shown here also feature the pieces of scatter terrain you’ll find in the Carcass Front box: abandoned sea mines and tank traps.

And yes, they will have rules. And no, we don’t necessarily recommend using a sea mine as cover.

These amazing minis were designed by Aragorn Marks, Gabriel Caramelo, Natalia Alfonso Romero, Miriam French and Israel Gonzalez and painted by Martin Grandbarbe, Sébastien Lavigne and Jyrio.

The Carcass Front box is a starter set and supplement box, coming to stores this July. You can pre-order yours now!