Assassin Heroes (Assassins & Templars) (2 Figures)

Assassin Heroes for Assassins and Templars: A Ruckus Game

Contains 2 Figures

Abu’l-Fath, The Great Deciever (Left)
An Assassin and local judge from Apamea in Central Syria who, in 1106, led a daring strike against the local lord Khalaf ibn Mula’ib. Disguising their intentions, Abu’l-Fath and his comrades infiltrated the citadel, killed Khalaf and his men, and seized the town, establishing Apamea as the first significant semi-independent Assassin base in Syria. His miniature captures this ferocity – charging forward with twin jambiyas – perfect for representing any Fidai Hero or Retainer in Assassins and Templars.

Source: Assassins and Templars: A Battle in Myth and Blood by Steve Tibble

Khalid the Shade, Death from the Shadows (Right)
Inspired by the mysterious Assassin who tried to kill the future King Edward I by springing from the darkness with a poisoned dagger, this miniature embodies the quintessential Assassin – crouched, hooded, and cloaked in menace, dagger poised, with an eyepatch adding a final note of sinister flair.

Source: Assassins and Templars: A Battle in Myth and Blood by Steve Tibble

Any weapons supplied may vary from those illustrated.

Includes bases.

28mm metal figures. Supplied unassembled and unpainted.

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