Conquest: Hundred Kingdoms – Drillmaster (PBW7226)
About this Product
The Drillmaster brings discipline, training, and martial precision to the ranks of the Hundred Kingdoms. As a character miniature for Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings and First Blood, the Drillmaster is a tactical support leader who transforms average soldiers into a well-oiled war machine. With a commanding presence and battlefield experience, this figure is ideal for players who favor strategic coordination and line-focused warfare.
Drillmasters are not nobles or glory-hounds—they are professional soldiers, hardened by decades of routine, battle, and repetition. Their mastery of timing, formation drills, and morale makes them invaluable to any force that relies on cohesion and tactical control.
Key Features
• Includes 1 resin 38mm scale Drillmaster miniature
• Command character for the Hundred Kingdoms faction
• Usable in both The Last Argument of Kings and First Blood
• Supplied with base and detailed resin components
• Requires assembly and painting
Why Buy This Kit?
• Strengthens infantry formations with discipline-based buffs
• Perfect support character for line regiments and shield walls
• Clean sculpt with great hobby potential for personalization
• Enhances competitive and narrative army builds
Gameplay Role
The Drillmaster excels at maintaining battlefield cohesion and boosting unit reliability. Whether issuing precise orders or bolstering morale under pressure, this character helps keep your ranks steady and synchronized in the face of enemy aggression.
Paint & Hobby Tips
Paint in muted, practical tones like steel, brown, and worn red to emphasize the utilitarian look. Highlight armor edges and use dark washes to bring out chainmail and cloak folds. Consider adding dust, mud, or grit to reflect years on campaign.
Historical Context Sidebar (Lore-Based)
In the Hundred Kingdoms, Drillmasters are respected not for bloodlines but for battlefield results. Often drawn from the ranks of veteran sergeants or mercenary captains, they are the unseen backbone of any disciplined force. Their job isn’t to win glory—it’s to make sure everyone else survives long enough to try.
