Death armored itself for one more campaign. This helmeted skull combines undead inevitability with military discipline—that skeletal grin beneath fitted armor suggests something that learned tactics before dying, then kept fighting anyway. The integrated neck armor creates a complete armored specter ready for battlefield command.

The helmet-and-skull combination is painting paradise. That metallic headgear provides excellent contrast against bone texture—layer weathered metallics showing centuries of campaign use, add verdigris corruption suggesting dark magic preservation, or experiment with glowing effects in the eye sockets bleeding through helm shadows. The exposed skeletal features work beautifully against armor discipline, suggesting undeath that retained professional standards.

The neck armor integration is the practical detail that elevates this beyond simple skeleton. It suggests someone who understood battlefield vulnerability even after resurrection—proper protection for crucial connection points, tactical thinking applied to undead existence. Paint it in unified armor tones showing cohesive military aesthetics, add battle damage showing continued frontline service, or weather everything with grave-dirt and necromantic residue.

Perfect for building death knight commanders, creating professional undead armies, or adding armored skeletal warriors to your collection. Compatible with Mythic Legions 1.0 bodies for maximum customization.

Some undead shamble mindlessly. This one maintained formation discipline through resurrection.