Collection featuring an enormous Krampus, huge trolls, jumping jackalopes with their goblin riders and many many more.
There are 10 products.
Brand: Archvillain Games
On the Unholy Night a hideous creature - half demon, half goat - arrives to punish all the wicked of mortal world. Beware of Krampus, sinners, for the demon knows no mercy.
Brand: Archvillain Games
The real Perchta is not a shining princess or winter goddess who rewards good and punishes naughty children. Perchta is a terrifying witch who, together with Krampus, feeds on mortals essence. May you be polite this Christmas if you don't want to end up in her cauldron!
Brand: Archvillain Games
It is said that the aura of Krampus is so strong that it can enslave the minds of the wicked and turn them into demonic goats who live only fueled by hunger for human essence.
Brand: Archvillain Games
Golems built in a hellish forge of black steel and human bodies powered by tormented souls.
Brand: Archvillain Games
Yikarians are ogre-sized humanoids who are deadly in close combat. Many of them have access to an impressive set of magical items, and their leaders are usually wizards or priests.
Brand: Archvillain Games
Goblins learn from an early age to rely only on themselves if they want to survive, which makes most of the population aggressive and ruthless - and Robbers are a great example of this.
Brand: Archvillain Games
Goblins, due to their small size, often try to tame various animals to increase their combat potential. When Krampus's Unholy Night came and the demonic jackalops appeared nearby, the goblins managed to tame them and their robberies became even more dangerous.
Brand: Archvillain Games
Winter trolls love Christmas! May you not interfere with their annual rituals if you do not want to end up as mush under their runestone.
Brand: Archvillain Games
A diorama of Krampus on a sleigh with reindeer and goblins flying in the clouds.
Brand: Archvillain Games
We are lost! Even Santa Claus has turned to the dark side. Will there be anyone who can save Christmas?
