THARAGON, the red eye of the ashes

Atop a charred ruin, Tharagon keeps watch. His red eye gleams in the shadows, like an ember ready to rekindle the world's flames. This imposing, sculptural red dragon embodies the power of an ancient fire that has never been extinguished.

Ideal as a centerpiece on your gaming tables or in your display cases, Tharagon instantly brings a dramatic and intense atmosphere to your adventures. Its majestic posture, leaning against an ancient ruin, makes it a dragon that is both noble and terrifying.

Type: Figurine – Dragon (Fantasy)
Universe: Fantasy, Heroic Fantasy

Dimensions:
Total height: 75 mm
Length: 80 mm
Width: 50 mm

Material: High-quality resin

• Fantasy role-playing games: Ancient enemy, guardian of ruin or draconic ally in your campaigns (D&D, Pathfinder, Forgotten Chronicles).

• Wargames and skirmishes: Can be used as a legendary monster, scenario boss or special objective in your skirmish campaigns.

• Dioramas and narrative scenes: Central element to represent an epic battle atop burning ruins or an encounter with a mythical dragon.

• Collections: A unique piece that immediately catches the eye in any display case dedicated to mythical creatures.

=> Imposing posture – Capturing all the majesty and power of an ancient dragon.
=> Centerpiece of a collection – A central element that immediately catches the eye in any display case or game table.
=> High-resolution sculpture – Fine details on scales, claws and ruins for a premium finish.
=> Scale – Compatible with most wargame and RPG systems without modification.
=> Narrative base ready to paint – No need to create additional scenery, it is included in the sculpture.
=> Versatile – Can serve as an enemy, ally, treasure guardian, or even a deity in your scenarios.
=> Dramatic atmosphere guaranteed – Perfect for giving an epic and fiery atmosphere to your games.
=> Photogenic – Excellent piece for diorama photography or for showcasing your painting skills on social media.

=> Fantasy role-playing games
=> Wargames and skirmishes
=> Dioramas and narrative scenes.
=> Collections