Vaelith - Tiefling Oracle

Forgotten Champions brings you Vaelith, the Tiefling Oracle, a resin miniature sculpted by Haito that commands attention from the moment she enters your collection. With curved horns, a barbed tail, and a massive ornate halberd planted at her side, Vaelith radiates dangerous authority over ruined stone terrain.

Standing approximately 75mm tall from base to horn tip, this single-model kit delivers exceptional surface detail across every inch of sculpt. Her scanty armour plates, leg wraps, and flowing half-skirt offer rich contrast between hard and soft materials, giving painters a rewarding range of textures to explore.

Vaelith is ideal for tabletop skirmish games, display shelves, or as a powerful antagonist in any fantasy campaign. The circular scenic base features cracked flagstones and scattered rock debris, creating an immediate sense of battlefield history without any additional basing work required.

Forgotten Champions designs each release to inspire both seasoned painters and those just beginning their hobby journey. Vaelith arrives as a high-resolution resin cast, ready for priming and painting straight from the packaging with minimal cleanup required.

This guide walks you through a striking red-skinned Tiefling scheme with dark iron weaponry and warm gold accents, keeping the overall palette bold yet cohesive on the tabletop.

1. Prime

• Apply a grey spray primer across the entire model for balanced mid-tone coverage before painting

2. Armour Base

• Basecoat armour plates and leg wraps with Rhinox Hide, then layer up with Skavenblight Dinge
• Glaze the raised areas with Stormvermin Fur for a worn leather effect across straps and bindings

3. Trim and Details

• Paint all decorative trim and jewellery with Retributor Armour, then shade with Reikland Fleshshade
• Highlight trim edges with Liberator Gold for a battle-worn but lustrous finish

4. Weapons

• Basecoat the halberd shaft and blade with Leadbelcher, followed by a heavy wash of Nuln Oil
• Drybrush blade edges with Ironbreaker, then pick out the ornate crest details in Runelord Brass

5. Weathering

• Stipple Typhus Corrosion along the lower shaft and blade roots to suggest long field use
• Add thin rust streaks using Skrag Brown thinned to a wash consistency, running down from scratched metal surfaces

6. Bases

• Drybrush flagstones with Administratum Grey over a Mechanicus Standard Grey base, finish scatter rocks with Aggaros Dunes contrast paint and a light Screaming Skull drybrush to tie the Forgotten Champions aesthetic together