Hi everyone!

I’ve added 17 miniatures and two busts from Apostles of Chaos to the Proxywars store. This collection was created by Flesh of Gods, and I wanted to take a moment to introduce the world behind these characters.

There is plenty here for anyone who enjoys dark fantasy: displaced warriors, demonic knights, strange divine beings and monsters that feel ready to bring an entire campaign to its final battle. The accompanying RPG magazine gives them motivations, rivalries and encounter ideas, so each sculpt comes with a place in a larger story.

A world where prophecy becomes a weapon

Apostles of Chaos takes place in a land torn apart by competing faiths. The Church of Chaos welcomes a coming catastrophe and works to make its prophecies happen. Its greatest weapons are the Apostles themselves, beings whose power has been cultivated through rituals involving the flesh and blood of fallen gods.

That gives the collection an unsettling atmosphere. Fate becomes something people impose on others, devotion turns into a source of monstrous power, and the question of free will runs through the conflict. Behind the battles and spectacular creatures, there is a world in which almost every promise of salvation carries a cost.

Heroes with reasons to fight

The four main heroes offer different responses to that world. Fengr, Ironsworn Warrior is a former ruler trying to understand how he lost everything and arrived in this unfamiliar land. Liberia, the Redeemer still believes in mercy and helping those who suffer. Angelus, the Ungodly brings a much more direct approach to confronting false divinity, while Voldanna, Saint Slayer hunts the extremists who have devastated the world around her.

The Godfolk Ritualist adds another layer: a potential ally whose knowledge can help the heroes, but whose rituals demand sacrifices. These are useful starting points for a game master who wants an encounter to lead somewhere beyond the next combat.

Rival knights and the coming apocalypse

Garland and Sigurth, the Demon God Knights, serve a rival power to the Church of Chaos. Garland embraces conquest, while Sigurth’s visions of the Godfolk suggest that his loyalties might change. Their place in the story leaves room for uneasy alliances, betrayals and enemies who have reasons to fight one another.

The five Apostles—Deathstalker, Fated, Soulbinder, Brimstone and Shadowblaze—bring the threat to a different scale. And then there is Nightmaruk: a terrifying evolution of the persecuted Godfolk, born from suffering and vengeance, whose arrival threatens the established powers themselves.

From the story to your painting table

These additions are physical resin models, printed under license from Flesh of Gods and supplied unpainted with bases included. The miniatures offer 28, 32, 54 and 75 mm scale options. Garland and Sigurth are also available as Garland’s bust and Sigurth’s bust, each in one configuration without a scale selector.

The miniature product pages include their matching turntable videos, so you can look around the sculpts before choosing your next painting project. The two busts have their own dedicated images.

Meet Flesh of Gods

The creative work behind this range belongs to Flesh of Gods. In the magazine, the team describes a studio based in Brazil, collaborating with artists and writers from different parts of the world. Their interest in building a connected setting comes through clearly in this release: the characters’ histories and rivalries give the models something to carry onto the table.

You can visit the official Flesh of Gods website to discover more of their work, or browse the Apostles of Chaos models now available at Proxywars.

I hope you enjoy painting them and finding a place for them in your games!