Drakyann Castigator
$29.99 Drakyann Castigator
3D
Published 2025-03-23T19:35:53+00:00
Drakyann Castigators are fearsome Shogu who have consumed the corrupted flesh of the Yhtarii, undergoing horrific transformations that grant them immense power. Towering above their kin, these warriors display bulging musculature, thick dragon-like scales, and monstrous features that mark them as something more—and less—than mortal. This consumption is taboo among the Drakon, for it is said to taint the soul, but the Castigators see it as a necessary burden to fight the growing plague of demons haunting Reclamation. They act as both executioners and champions of their people, channeling their rage and mutated strength into devastating combat prowess.
Though feared even among their own, the Drakyann Castigators command a brutal kind of respect. Their presence on the battlefield is unmistakable—cleaving through demonspawn with weapons the size of siege tools, their roars shaking the earth. Their transformation is as much spiritual as it is physical, forging a connection between the primal fury of the Shogu and the corrupted essence of their enemy. Castigators rarely speak, and when they do, it is with the conviction of those who have seen the edge of damnation and stepped back—dragging their enemies with them.
This set includes two variations of the multi-part Drakyann Castigator. This model comes both presupported and unsupported, and is complete with a premium 50mm base.
*note, this set also comes with a square 75mm x 50mm square base for "Rank and Flank" style wargames.
| Date published | 23/03/2025 |
| Price | $29.99 |
Here is my version of Drakyann Castigator from Creature Caster. Loved painting this guy and was great to paint another CC mini, whose style and aesthetic I really enjoy and very much painted just for fun and experimentation, I know it has flaws but I like it. The big challenge for me on this was the brass armor, which took a long time to paint and get (what I think) looks credible. The base I built in zbrush and was a much better way for basing for me, I find it easier to build things that way rather than doing it physically.