We got a VERY early look at this model a while back. But now, Creature Caster decided to unveil the full Death Elemental model! Check out what’s on the way!
Creature Caster is continually bringing us new models to enjoy on our favorite tabletop skirmishes, campaigns, and even hobby shelves. This time, they’re bringing in a somewhat unexplored element to their model line. Check out the Death Elemental.
Earlier Look at the Death Elemental
we asked the partners to help us choose a weapon design for an upcoming model. Thanks to everyone who voted. It was an extremely close battle between options 2 and 3, but number 2 took the win.
We saw a part of this model earlier in 2019 with no other talk of any advancements or when the model would be revealed. However, in 2020, Creature is kicking off the new year with the now named Death Elemental.
Creature Caster Teases new Death Elemental Model
This new model is yet another step in a new direction for Creature Caster. Focusing in more on death, souls, and everything afterlife, the Death Elemental looks like he’ll be a great alternative contender with Nagash or even the C’tan Nightbringer.
The Death Elemental looks like he gathers souls from the bodies underground as he hovers just above the surface.
Holding a staff with the light fixture that was voted on in 2019, all of the voters helped bring this model to life!
While this model is exciting and might go great with your Nighthaunt, we still don’t know an official date on when he’ll drop. Just keep your eyes peeled. Who knows, we could see a whole new “Death” line emerge depending on how popular this model is.
What will you be using the Death Elemental for? Do you use Creature Caster models for your D&D/Pathfinder games?
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