When the necromancer’s workshop meets the orc warband, beautiful nightmares are born.

This gothic horror take on greenskin physiology brings Mary Shelley’s creation to the fantasy battlefield, complete with those iconic staples holding everything together. The massive jaw juts forward with fang-filled menace, while those scars and wounds tell the story of someone—or something—assembled rather than born. The pointed ears and brutal features confirm this is 100% orc, just with questionable origins and even more questionable methods of construction.

Those staples are the star feature—perfect for metallic paint with rust effects, suggesting this reanimation happened a while ago. The scars provide excellent opportunities for contrasting flesh tones, showing where different pieces were stitched together. Paint some sutures darker, others fresher, to suggest an ongoing reconstruction project. The hair can be wild and unkempt or slicked with graveyard mud.

Ideal for mad scientist orc warlords, necromantic experiments gone right, or building that horror-fantasy crossover warband you’ve been dreaming about. Proves that lightning can strike the same place twice, especially when there are ambitious shamans involved.

It’s alive! And angry! Mostly angry!