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King of War, High Priest Berosos

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Here is High Priest Borosos from Mantic’s Kings of War game. He will serve as my cleric in our current 1st ed. D&D game. 

 

 

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 Beautiful paint job on your character. I had to stop painting PC's.  Every one that I paint draws massive aggro. Unto death.  Not just mine, so many have met their death that my friends won't even let me paint minis for their PC's.   

But they love it when I paint monsters for the GM lol

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