Hi everyone!

I’ve added 26 miniatures and two busts from The Everlasting Siege, the June 2026 collection by Flesh of Gods, to the Proxywars store. This time, the setting takes us to a castle under siege in a strange afterlife, where surviving until dawn could be the only way to earn a warrior’s paradise.

A castle, a wager and one terrible night

The accompanying RPG magazine introduces the Bastionland, a purgatorial demiplane shaped by two broken gods and their ancient wager. At its centre stands the Castle of the Everafter. Each night, an army of horrors advances against it, and the defenders must hold their ground until dawn.

That simple objective creates a tense atmosphere. Death has already brought many of these warriors here, yet fighting continues, and the gods watching over them have their own purposes. The result mixes dark fantasy with the unsettling logic of a nightmare: familiar ideas of honour, salvation and victory become uncertain in a place built for an endless trial.

Heroes with something left to fight for

Velloran, Scribe Sorcerer carries a spellbook that connects him to other versions of himself across time and space. His research and willingness to negotiate could help the group find a way through the night. Sir Norrington, Lone Battle Master brings the experience of past wars and the determination to make this final stand mean something.

Falkovia, Forgeborn Valkyrie is a biomechanical warrior with a heart and a soul, determined to fight for justice despite her creator’s betrayal. Asher, Demon Hunter has a more personal hope: returning home to his wife. Taken here by a demon, he has endured the siege again and again, becoming an experienced hunter while refusing to give up on escape.

Their potential guide is The Head Collector, a traveller between demiplanes whose fascination with rare skulls makes him an unsettling companion. His knowledge of the gods, the shattered sigils and the siege’s newcomers gives the story opportunities for secrets and bargains as well as battles.

The armies gathering at the gates

The invading forces include four series of three individual poses. Siege Trolls (01, 02, 03) are the Bastionland’s native monsters turned into enforcers. Bastion Gnawers (01, 02, 03) tear through barricades, while the Fallen Infantry (01, 02, 03) are tormented soldiers drawn back into warfare after death.

The Pike-Breakers (01, 02, 03) add heavier, brutal attackers to the range. Each pose has its own product page, so you can choose individual sculpts for a party’s encounter or assemble a varied force for a larger battle.

Behind these waves stand The Castigator and Bolthor, Demonic Warlord. The Castigator earned its rank through repeated slaughter; Bolthor’s command hides a very different mortal past. Their stories give the siege leaders motives and weaknesses that can matter beyond a fight at the main gate.

Strange creatures and shifting loyalties

The Iron Muncher prowls the sewers and swamps, consuming equipment as readily as its victims. A Troll of Reckoning brings the suffering of fallen Siege Trolls back as a larger destructive force. Meanwhile, the Swarm of Undead Fairies delights in disrupting both armies, making an approaching victory a perfect moment for another cruel trick.

The Siege Titan Angel and Giant Demon Frog were created as opposing champions of the gods’ wager. Their creators’ plans become less reliable when these enormous beings develop wills of their own. The angel’s allegiance can change, and the frog’s hunger may threaten its supposed allies as much as the defenders.

A possible way beyond the walls

The Demiplane Weaver offers a different kind of threat and opportunity. A master of portals and connected demiplanes, this cosmic spellcaster might help the heroes escape, or use the Bastionland for its own arcane experiments.

Draizan, Planeshifter Dragon was once an ambitious human spellcaster before the broken gods transformed him into a draconic weapon. He now has plans of his own, and the Weaver’s arrival suggests possibilities even the gods may not fully control. Draizan’s unusual silhouette makes a striking centerpiece for anyone who enjoys painting a creature that feels far removed from an ordinary dragon.

From the Bastionland 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, and their product pages include matching turntable videos.

For creatures priced according to their physical size, the description lists their height at the 32 mm reference scale, including the base. The overall height changes with the selected scale: a large monster at 32 mm scale remains much taller than a normal character at the same scale.

There are also Velloran’s bust and Asher’s bust, each offered in one configuration without a scale selector. These dedicated bust sculpts provide another way to explore the characters at the painting table.

Discover Flesh of Gods

The sculpted characters and the world behind them are the work of Flesh of Gods. The magazine’s motivations, rivalries and encounter ideas give the collection a connected story while leaving room to use individual creatures in your own adventures.

You can visit the official Flesh of Gods website to discover the creators’ work, or browse The Everlasting Siege at Proxywars to choose your next model.

I hope you enjoy painting them and bringing this strange siege to your table!