I got these along with the stone heads, also from Bad Squidoo. This set more properly stands alone, though could also either be objective markers or just decoration.
I think it’d especially fit with Relicblade. Why not have to claim that relic from it’s long-fallen bearer?
Time has not been kind to these fallen warriors.
I picked these up at Adepticon, from a variety of nice terrain accessories from Bad Squidoo. I think they’re intended to decorate bases or larger terrain pieces, but I decided to make them standalone for now. They can act as objective markers, or just some battlefield spice.
I’ve always been interested in the layers of history. Random ruins from past civilizations are one way of showing that.
I don’t know too much about these characters. But regeneration is always good.
Honey Badger’s claws are too fine for plastic. They are sure to snap off eventually.
X-23, on the other hang, has claws that are meant to last.
This box may be a less-than-optimal pick for a limited X-Men force. But Beast is cool so it doesn’t matter.
Beast comes with head/arm variants for angry mode and bookish mode. I like the idea of him (literally) hanging out instead of fighting. I asked my kid what book he should be reading. She immediately answered Harry Potter. So there we go.
Mystique is not X-Men affiliated. But the relatively open faction rules of Crisis Protocol means that doesn’t have to be a problem.