Skorra Bloodfist - Human Barbarian

Forgotten Champions brings you Skorra Bloodfist, a savage Human Barbarian sculpted by Haito and forged for the tabletop battlefield. Standing poised atop a rocky outcrop, this 32mm scale resin miniature captures every sinew of a warrior born to war, her massive battle axe raised high and her spiked shield held ready. This is not a soldier of order. This is a force of nature.

Skorra embodies the untamed rage of the wastes, clad in fur-trimmed leather greaves, a studded bracer, and little else but contempt for her enemies. Her long braided hair whips behind her like a war banner, and her stance radiates unstoppable momentum. Every detail from her scarred knuckles to the riveted boss of her shield tells a story written in blood and iron.

Forgotten Champions miniatures are designed for collectors and competitive players who demand character in their models. Skorra ships as a single-figure set, cast in high-detail resin, ready for assembly and painting. Sculpted by Haito, her anatomy and posing reflect a level of craft that rewards careful brushwork and bold colour choices.

Whether she leads a warband of raiders or stands alone as a mercenary champion, Skorra Bloodfist is a centrepiece model that commands the table. She is fury given form, and she belongs in the collection of anyone who follows Forgotten Champions.

This guide will help you bring Skorra to life with a brutal, sun-scorched barbarian aesthetic that fits the grimdark world of Forgotten Champions.

1. Prime

• Apply a mid-grey spray prime to preserve shadow depth across her muscular frame and detailed leatherwork.

2. Armour Base

• Block in worn leather on the greaves and bracer using a warm mid-brown such as Rhinox Hide or Leather Brown.
• Layer up with a highlight mix of Doombull Brown and Skrag Brown, focusing on raised edges and knee wraps.

3. Trim and Details

• Paint fur trim with a dark grey base, dry brushed up to off-white to give a coarse, matted texture.
• Pick out braid hair with a pale gold or sandy blonde, shaded with Seraphim Sepia and highlighted back up with Ushabti Bone.

4. Weapons

• Basecoat the axe head with Leadbelcher, wash with Nuln Oil, and edge highlight with Stormhost Silver for a brutal war-worn finish.
• Paint the wooden haft in a deep brown, with a streaked highlight to suggest rough-hewn timber.

5. Weathering

• Stipple thinned Rhinox Hide across the shield face and axe blade to simulate battle damage and dried gore.
• Add rust streaks to metal surfaces using Skrag Brown pulled vertically with a fine brush.

6. Bases

• Drybrush the rocky outcrop base with Mechanicus Standard Grey up to Administratum Grey, then seal with a matte varnish to tie the whole miniature together.