Titanborn: New Flesh of Gods Miniatures at Proxywars

Posted By Proxywars on October 2026

Hi everyone!

I’ve added 20 miniatures and two busts from Titanborn, the July 2026 collection by Flesh of Gods, to the Proxywars store. There are wandering heroes, terrifying creatures and five ancient titans here, all drawn into a world where the last god’s final act has changed everything.

The full Titanborn release: 20 miniatures and two busts by Flesh of Gods — The complete Titanborn range now available at Proxywars: 20 miniatures and two busts.

The titans return to a world without its gods

In the accompanying RPG magazine, a dying god releases the titans who have spent ages imprisoned. His final breath gives them new, mutating power. With their divine jailer gone, they begin rebuilding their cults and kingdoms, determined to turn a wounded world into territory of their own.

That premise gives Titanborn its atmosphere: ancient mythology pushed into dark fantasy, with ruined communities caught between supernatural rulers and ambitious mortals. Worship feeds power, old grievances become fresh wars, and the heroes must act before the titans’ fragile alliance becomes strong enough to divide the world between them.

Four heroes holding onto something worth saving

The Nameless Hexer is tired of the endless cycle of war, yet still prepared to enter it in the hope of bringing peace. Wyrdama, Watchful Protégé carries the body and memory of his lost guardian, using arcane power to preserve a bond he cannot let go of. Their stories give the collection a more personal side beneath its enormous threats.

Wyrdama, Watchful Protégé — Titanborn by Flesh of Gods — Wyrdama, Watchful Protégé — grief, loyalty and arcane power in one sculpt.

Setsei, Young Warrior grew up among the steel-blooded orphans and searches for the survivors of his old pack. Thessa, Last Shield wants to rebuild what the titans destroyed and refuses to accept domination as the price of survival. Together, these four characters offer different reasons to fight, from finding a family to protecting a world that seems close to giving up.

Thessa, Last Shield — Titanborn by Flesh of Gods — Thessa, Last Shield — a defender determined to stand against the titans.

There is also Decana, Sphinx of Doom, an undead sphinx who remembers the world’s ancient history. Decana’s warnings and riddles point towards the titans’ rivalries and weaknesses, making the Sphinx of Doom a striking potential guide for a party facing forces far beyond its own.

Decana, Sphinx of Doom — Titanborn by Flesh of Gods — Decana, Sphinx of Doom — a keeper of memories and an unsettling ally.

Enemies who might need one another

Jinkai, People’s Tyrant and Myshara, Kingkiller oppose the titans, but their ambitions make them dangerous company. Jinkai wants the power to overthrow even these ancient beings; Myshara has built her life around killing rulers she considers unworthy. Their shared enemies leave room for alliances, while their cruelty gives the heroes every reason to question the cost.

Jinkai, People’s Tyrant — Titanborn by Flesh of Gods — Jinkai, People’s Tyrant — an enemy of the titans with ambitions of his own.

The creatures surrounding them bring another kind of danger. The three Gorgonborn poses—01, 02 and 03—represent hunters emerging from the shadows of fallen shrines. The Hekathonic carries the titans’ legacy into a mass of limbs, weapons and violence. These are sculpts that can anchor encounters in ruined temples, hostile islands or the outskirts of a titan’s domain.

Five titans, five reasons to fear them

Titan Jotana revels in war and destruction. Titan Gilgesh has turned the pursuit of martial excellence into tyranny. Titan Zordanuk clings to the ancient ichor that briefly frees him from pain, while Titan Aethelas seeks devotion and control over the hearts and minds of others.

Above them looms Titan Kronivar, the oldest titan, whose desire to inherit his father’s dominion threatens his own siblings as well as everyone else. Their rivalries give the setting room for intrigue alongside its huge battles. For painters, each titan also offers a distinct centerpiece, from layered armour and weaponry to serpentine forms and flowing hair.

Titan Kronivar — Titanborn by Flesh of Gods — Titan Kronivar — the oldest titan and one of the release’s imposing centerpieces.

Even the titans have something to fear

The Titan’s Tear, Titanovirus and Winged Eye of Judgement complicate the new order. The magazine presents them as forces that can threaten the titans themselves. The Winged Eye’s judgement is especially unsettling: its idea of restoring peace may leave very little alive to enjoy it.

Winged Eye of Judgement — Titanborn by Flesh of Gods — Winged Eye of Judgement — a threat to mortals and titans alike.

Then there is the Alpha Dragon - Printed Prototype 01. This incomplete but deadly creation comes from a secretive group of arcanists experimenting across realities. Its presence hints at a larger story beyond the immediate struggle for this world, and gives the range a wonderfully strange creature to paint or bring into a campaign.

Alpha Dragon - Printed Prototype 01 — Titanborn by Flesh of Gods — Alpha Dragon — Printed Prototype 01, an arcane intrusion from another reality.

Miniatures and busts for your painting table

These 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 to help you explore the sculpts.

Jinkai and Myshara are also available as Jinkai’s bust and Myshara’s bust. Each bust is offered in one configuration, without a scale selector, with a dedicated render showing its sculpt.

Jinkai, People’s Tyrant (Bust) — Titanborn by Flesh of Gods — Jinkai, People’s Tyrant — bust edition.

Myshara, Kingkiller (Bust) — Titanborn by Flesh of Gods — Myshara, Kingkiller — bust edition.

Discover the creators behind Titanborn

The characters, creatures and setting belong to Flesh of Gods. Their magazine connects the models through motivations, rivalries and encounter ideas, giving a painter or game master plenty to work with beyond the silhouette of a single sculpt.

You can visit the official Flesh of Gods website to discover their work, or browse the Titanborn models at Proxywars and choose your next project.

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