The Tooth-Fairy Collection

Nyxandra glides through the sun-starved thickets, her leathery wings disturbing the stagnant air of the Petal-Grave. This Artifact captures the elite hunter coiling around a corrupted bloom, her predatory eyes scanning for wayward souls to drag into the Sovereign’s dark court. She is the carnal impulse of the forest made manifest, a serpentine nightmare of scales and bone.

Highlight

For the Keeper, Nyxandra provides a massive, high-mobility anchor within The Tooth-Fairy collection. Her serpentine form allows for creative positioning on the board, acting as a formidable blockade or a swift aerial threat that punishes players lulled into a false sense of security.

Encounter Insight

Use Nyxandra to bottleneck the party in narrow terrain, leveraging her reach to harass Keepers while the smaller Osseous Knights exploit the distraction. Her wings grant her a sudden verticality, perfect for diving onto characters already struggling against the magical drowsiness of the glade. For Keepers seeking the ultimate visual dread, our Painted Edition is brought to life with professional Vallejo and Citadel pigments, forever protected by the Eternal Seal of Army Painter Matte Varnish.

Features

• Serpentine Coil: An intricately sculpted, draconic fey body wrapped around a towering, hyper-detailed narrative flower.
• Leathery Wing Structure: Features hyper-fine textures that replicate the look of dried leaves or ancient, predatory skin.
• Elite Head Sculpt: Meticulously rendered horn structures and a fierce, snarling visage designed for psychological dominance.
• 50mm Scenic Base: A multi-layered rocky outcrop featuring the blighted flora and forest floor detritus of Evermere.

Ideal For

• Elite mini-boss encounters in forest or abyssal settings.
• The climactic defense of the Petal-Grave or orphanage finale.

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Tabletop Lore

It is whispered that adult Bambelins like Nyxandra were birthed from the very first milk teeth stolen by the “Child’s Embrace” orphanage. Fed on the stolen vigor of the innocent, they grow at an unnatural rate, shedding their hatchling vulnerability to become the serrated edge of Mawbride’s will. They do not hunt for sustenance, but to enforce the ancient debt of the “Night of the First Loss,” ensuring no theft of fey power goes unpunished.