EMPEROR SISTERS REPENTIUM N-243
Her Body is Broken. Her Will is Unshaken.
Charge into battle with unwavering faith and ruthless purpose using the Emperor Sisters Repentium N-243 from Wargames Exclusive. Condemned yet devoted, this relentless warrior fights not for glory but for absolution—her chains, scars, and weaponry testifying to the burden of sin and the path to redemption through violence. A powerful addition to any penitent force, N-243 stands as a grim symbol of faith forged in suffering.
Key Features:
Scale and Composition:
Cast in high-detail resin at 28mm heroic scale, the model features a brutal, exposed musculature aesthetic, ceremonial bindings, purity seals, and a towering eviscerator blade. Fully compatible with Sisters of Battle-style Repentia units and grimdark sci-fi armies.
Included Components:
This kit includes one resin Repentium N-243 miniature posed mid-strike with her two-handed chain weapon raised high, surrounded by chains, torn robes, and devotional iconography. Includes a scenic base depicting war-torn ruins or sacred ground.
Assembly and Customization:
Supplied unassembled and unpainted. Crisp resin casting makes for easy cleanup and highly detailed results—perfect for hobbyists who want to emphasize blood effects, parchment detail, and raw emotional energy.
Why Add This to Your Collection?
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An intense, cinematic sculpt ideal as a narrative model or Repentia leader.
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Scenic base and dynamic pose make it perfect for storytelling or display.
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Adds individuality and drama to penitent-themed forces or custom conversions.
Lore Insight:
Stripped of identity but not of purpose, Repentium N-243 marches toward death with every step. Her blade is an instrument of redemption, her chains a reminder of failure and duty. Though her body bears the marks of judgment, her soul burns with devotion. When the call to charge sounds, she answers—not with words, but with roaring steel and unflinching resolve.
Bring your tabletop force a dose of raw penance and martyrdom with this unforgettable miniature.
