Seraphon

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Star-borne lizardfolk summoned from the light of dead constellations, riding dinosaurs into battle for a plan nobody else understands.

The Seraphon are the descendants of Warhammer's lizardmen, reimagined as celestial beings who may or may not fully exist. Slann mage-priests direct armies of disciplined Saurus warriors, skittering Skinks, Kroxigor and a genuinely excellent range of dinosaurs. Colour is the main reason people collect them. Scales, feathers and crests take bold, saturated schemes that would look absurd on any other faction, and the big monsters are large enough to enjoy blending on. Cold-blooded reference material is everywhere if you want realism, or you can go entirely celestial with glowing blues and golds. Batch painting Skinks is quick; the dinosaurs are the projects.

On the table: A flexible army pairing cheap skirmishing screens with heavy monsters and strong magic.

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