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The year is almost over, and I can’t think of a better way to wrap it up than by showing you one of the most special pieces you'll soon receive!

Today, we’re excited to present the Dwarven Anvil, a design we’re particularly proud of. This anvil is more than just a simple object; it’s a part of the very heart of dwarven culture. It shares many components with the dwarven throne because, originally, we created it as a dual kit for physical models. While this detail might not be as noticeable in the digital format, we thought you’d enjoy knowing about these little touches that give our miniatures so much character.

Alongside the anvil, we have the Runesmith, who embodies the unique style we’ve been building: a blend of Roman, Celtic, and Viking influences that perfectly suit the ancestral nature of the dwarves. You’ve probably noticed the runes hanging from his harness—he uses the anvil to break them and unleash their magical power.

And let’s not forget the boar, the dwarves’ totem animal. You’ll see it represented in many of their decorations because it’s the perfect symbol of their strength and resilience. Every detail of these miniatures is designed to reflect their spirit and deep connection to the earth.

We’ve heard some of you mention that these pieces remind you of The Lord of the Rings, and we won’t deny it—it’s one of our biggest inspirations. However, we promise that once you see the complete set, you’ll notice they have their own identity, filled with details that make them truly unique.

What do you think of these new pieces? We love hearing your thoughts, so don’t hesitate to share what inspires you or which details caught your eye. It’s always a pleasure to share these creations with you!

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David

I'm not really a dwarf guy but man this piece is good! I love the helmets and unique poses. I love the boar motif too - you even gave the table legs pig trotters!!! I'm looking forward to one day printing and painting this 🎨 (I'm working on your dark elves)

Christian

It's a really great Model, as always, but what is the connection between Boars and Dwarves?

Keg and Krow

Is there an option of printing without the dwarves carrying it?

Eduardo Nuñez

Impresionante, me encanta y eso que no juego con enanos

Enos

I think the concept it's quite horrible, it looks like the dwarfs are carrying an over decorated table on their shoulder.

Enos

Don't get me wrong the dwarfs are really well executed, they truly express the fatigue to carry the burden, but the table are really awful.

Sebastian Schultze

Imperessive, it is a dwarven -style, you do not finde anywhere else, great

Sebastian Hurtz

The model is cool but the boars just dont fit in. Its kinda OPR style which seems so much like a comic. Would be great if you reconsider the boars (maybe goats or bears would fit better?)