Not all beasts walk on four legs. Some strap on armor and charge directly into the shield wall.

This brutish porcine warrior brings savage fury to the battlefield with his bald, scarred head, prominent pig nose, and those magnificent tusks jutting aggressively forward. The angry expression makes it clear this isn’t some farmyard escapee—this is a battle-hardened fighter who solved the problem of being underestimated exactly once and never had to repeat the lesson. Those pointy ears suggest keen hearing that makes ambushing him a career-ending mistake.

The textured skin is perfect for demonstrating weathering techniques—drybrushing lighter pinks or tans over darker base tones creates realistic wrinkles and battle-worn hide. Those tusks shine with bone-white or yellowed ivory, perhaps cracked or chipped from head-butting enemies. The bare head means every scar, every wound, every story is visible.

Ideal for building mercenary companies that don’t care about pedigree, creating savage raiders, or adding that anthropomorphic warrior race your collection was missing. The unhelmed design keeps the focus purely on that furious face.

Proof that sometimes the scariest thing charging at you isn’t breathing fire—it’s just really, really angry about being called bacon.