The sons of Dorn are famed for their loyalty, discipline, and methodical approach. In Fafnir Rann, those qualities are coupled with a ruthless and bellicose nature that pushed him to the forefront of the Imperial Fists. His combat prowess is not measured in the Legion’s duelling floors and practice cages, but instead proven in the grim tally of corpses left by the passage of his twin power axes. Rann is often found at the speartip of Imperial Fists assault phalanxes, fighting with a stubborn determination and absolute faith in the righteousness of the Emperor’s dominion, justly earning the moniker of “Dorn’s Executioner”.
Released as part of the Black Library celebration, Fafnir Rann takes to the battlefields of the Horus Heresy with his twin axes The Headsman and The Hunter. With rules available to download for free on the Warhammer Community website, you can add this brutal and imposing warrior to your Imperial Fists Legion today and make your enemies rue the day they crossed paths with the sons of Dorn.
This kit comprises 25 plastic components with which you can assemble Fafnir Rann. It is supplied with 1x Citadel 32mm Round Base. This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly – we recommend using Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel paints.
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