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Double monster kit: 1 plastic figurine with a support for 4 Dhanur Disciples, an alternative head, a monster base and support, infantry bases and supports, 1 command card and assembly instructions.
Among the countless deaths that occurred during the Wizard King's evacuation, the death of the last elephant might have gone unnoticed were it not for Hormus' faithful steed, which died defending its master. Since then, the grief-stricken Wizard King has made and brought to life hundreds, if not thousands, of faithful stone replicas of his beloved steed. Each one more grandiose than the last, they have all, until now, been disappointments for him. Nevertheless, he has offered hundreds of them to his loyal subjects so that they can enjoy their protection as he once did. These heavy stone constructions have been the bane of many enemies ever since, their brutal power a testament to the skill and power of the Sorcerer Kings. There are 4 Dhanur Disciples supplied with the Mahut, as well as an alternative head for you to customise. If you add the ‘Favourite of Hormus’ Mahut rider, it will replace the Disciples in play and the Mahut will serve as the base.
Well protected and supported by skilled Dhanurveda archers, the Mahut acts as the hammer of deadly forces. Excellent for contesting objective areas and engaging in prolonged combat, as the archers can fire directly at whoever the Mahut faces, further enhancing its combat power. The Mahut also serves as a favourable means of transport for the most powerful and elegant spellcasters.