Rynna - Human Druid

Forgotten Champions rise from the ash and ruin of a dying world, and Rynna stands among them as a force of untamed elemental fury. This 32mm resin miniature, sculpted by Haito, depicts a human druid mid-combat, staff raised and claw hand crackling with savage intent. Her flowing robes and braided hair billow as though caught in the eye of a storm, and her base is littered with broken bones and shattered stone.

Rynna is a single-model squad ideal for skirmish warbands, tabletop RPG campaigns, or as a display piece for collectors who demand character in every centimetre. The sculpt features exceptional detail across her layered skirts, armoured chest piece, and twisted wooden staff topped with a geometric crystal head. Both front and rear profiles are production-render shown, giving painters a full view of the flowing cape and long straight hair trailing behind her.

As a member of the Forgotten Champions range, Rynna fits seamlessly into any force that draws its power from arcane or natural sources. Her dynamic pose communicates raw aggression, making her a visual anchor on any battlefield. The sculpt rewards both beginner painters and seasoned hobbyists with large open surfaces alongside intricate fine details.

Supplied unpainted and unassembled as a single resin model on a 40mm oval base. Sculpted by Haito. Part of the Forgotten Champions collection.

This guide will help you bring Rynna to life as a weathered wilderness channeller from the Forgotten Champions range, using a muted earthy palette with flashes of cold magical energy.

1. Prime

• Apply a grey or bone zenithal prime to preserve the sculpt's natural shading and prepare surfaces for contrast or wash techniques.

2. Armour Base

• Base the chest armour and leg wraps in a warm parchment or aged linen tone such as Zandri Dust or Wraithbone.
• Apply a thin wash of Seraphim Sepia into the recesses to define the quilted panels and belt details.

3. Trim and Details

• Pick out buckles, rings, and belt fittings in a tarnished bronze using Castellax Bronze followed by a Agrax Earthshade wash.
• Highlight braid ties and armour edges with a fine line of Liberator Gold to catch zenithal light.

4. Weapons

• Paint the twisted wooden staff with Dryad Bark base, dry-brushed with Karak Stone to bring out the rope-wrapped texture.
• Glaze the crystal staff head with thin layers of Aethermatic Blue and Talassar Blue, leaving the centre bright for a cold ethereal glow effect.

5. Weathering

• Stipple the lower robes with diluted Rhinox Hide to suggest travel through mud and broken terrain consistent with the Forgotten Champions aesthetic.
• Add subtle OSL from the staff crystal onto the raised hand using thinned Lothern Blue applied in fine feathered strokes.

6. Bases

• Drybrush the broken bone scatter and cracked stone base with Ushabti Bone and Administratum Grey, then finish with tufts of dead grass to reinforce the desolate wilderness setting.