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Deeply devoted to the beast path of druidic magic, druid wilders are a natural inclusion into any warlock’s battlegroup. Their close affinity to these wild beasts allows them to evoke the latent powers of a warbeast’s animus to lend strength to the pack. When not tapping into the innate arcane powers of the Circle’s warbeasts, wilders assist in directing the actions of the pack or in calming a beast that is consumed with battle lust.

Product Information
Base Size: 30mm
PIP Code: 72049
Price: $7.99*
Model Count: 1
Packaging: Blister
Release Date: September 08, 2010
Release Date Status: Tentative

Shepherd meets Bonegrinders, anyone?

I wasn't really a fan of the Circle, being more of a Trollbloods man myself, but *whistle.* Both this and the Stonekeeper have been top freaking notch. I love this gal.

Still...you want my money, bring on Gunnbjorn!

So druids invented the sports bra?

Sweet.

Hordes, especially Circle, seem to have the same style as Chronopia. This, for me, is not a good thing.

I was expect

I am please surprised.

Circle needs to stick with the werewolves. The druids are waaay boring.

Really? I think their werewolves are horrible sculpts. I know what they're trying to go for with the warpwolves, but I just can't get my head around it. I think the heads are too big for my taste.

All their humans have a very strong WoW feel to them (especially these most recent two). Not exactly anatomically correct, but they do have a certain style to them.

Prophecy07 wrote:All their humans have a very strong WoW feel to them (especially these most recent two). Not exactly anatomically correct, but they do have a certain style to them.

Yeah, definitely agree with that. The house paint jobs for PP and Soda Pop make me sick with envy.

I like the druids... models and rules.
I don't like most of their weapons though...and... it's wierd to see her without a cloak ( no doubt they wanted more skin to be seen )

The hair if a bit much, but otherwise it's cool.

I really don't like miniatures that are holding objects casually that they probably couldn't even lift up in the real world...

asmith wrote:I really don't like miniatures that are holding objects casually that they probably couldn't even lift up in the real world...

Like one handed chain swords on Imperial Guard?

Heck, most of the armored bras couldn't hold up in fantasy/sci-fi miniatures.

Hey I can lift up a chainsaw with one hand. I can't however hold up a piece of wood (or worse rock) like 5 times the volume of my head on the end of the staff longer than my body and bigger around than my arm