The Thirteen Companions

Narrative Beat

The Elf Lord

Lord Aelthinar stood beneath the argent boughs of the Galahad Grove, listening as the wind carried whispers from the barrow‑lands. Old magic traveled strangely across the world — sometimes as a tremor, sometimes as a sigh, sometimes as a memory that wasn’t his. Today it arrived as a warning. The Wight had stirred. The Hunters had moved. And the quiet world below the elven spires had shifted in a way he had not felt since the Crown cracked.

He rested a hand on the bark of the oldest tree, feeling its pulse. The forest remembered the Companions — the first circle, the first oath, the first time the free peoples stood together. But memory alone could not answer what was waking now. Aelthinar’s jaw tightened. The world of men was fracturing again, and the shadows beneath the hills were no longer content to sleep. He turned toward the council fire, where his captains waited. “Send word,” he said. “The circle must be reforged. The dwarf will come. He always does.”

The Dwarf Master

Thrain Stoneward was already awake when the messenger arrived — dwarves felt the barrow‑shifts in their bones long before the elves heard them in their leaves. He had felt the tremor while inspecting the Deepgate for cracks, a faint shudder that traveled through stone like a whispered name. Not a threat. Not yet. But a reminder. The kind that made old warriors reach for their axes before they realized their hands were moving.

He dismissed the messenger with a grunt and walked to the overlook above the forge‑hall. The anvils were quiet at this hour, the fires banked low, the apprentices still rubbing sleep from their eyes. Peace. The kind that never lasted. Thrain traced the old rune carved into the railing — the mark of the first Companions. He remembered their faces. He remembered their failures. And he remembered the night the Crown cracked, when the world had tilted toward war and never quite righted itself. “Aelthinar calls,” he muttered. “And the world stirs. Aye. I’ll answer.”

Convergence

The elf lord and the dwarf lord met at the border stone where their realms touched — a place older than either kingdom, older than the Crown, older even than the first oath. No ceremony. No fanfare. Just two ancient figures standing beneath a sky that felt heavier than it had the day before.

Aelthinar spoke first. “The world is waking.”

Thrain nodded. “Then we gather the thirteen.”

The wind shifted. The barrows sighed. And SOMEWHERE far off, Tom leaned on his walking stick and felt the first true ripple of the Crown Wars returning.

Lore

Options & Scale Selection

Choose your preferred scale using the dropdown menus above. All FilamentResinHunter kits follow the standardized multi‑scale system.

Available Scales: 10mm True | 10mm Heroic | 15mm True | 15mm Heroic | 20mm | 25mm | 28mm

Native Sculpt Scale: 10mm True

Scaling Method: Band B professional scaling

Pose Consistency: Identical silhouettes across all scales

Kit Size Options: Single Pack (all 13 heroes)

Material: Photoreactive resin, print‑to‑order

Price Adjustment: Automatically updates based on scale

Kit Contents

• 13 unique hero sculpts:
• Single‑pose models, no assembly required
• Photoreactive resin
• Compatible with all Crown Wars factions and most fantasy wargame systems

• Forest Dragon — Rhyga Wind-crown, Thalanir Swiftmark
• Varus — Tobin Merrileaf, Brannic Underbough, Perri Goodbarrel, Dallo Hayward, Caelen Thornwatch, Orwyn the Earth‑Sage, Maelcor the Wayfarer
• Swan Industries — Brokkar Ironbrand
• Wakes Emporium —  Ser Aldric Stonevale, Thalanor the Greyborn, Elyndor Star‑Ward
• Faction Coverage: Ivory Boughs, Horse Lords, Dwarves of the Deep Mines, Riverlands
• Role: Heroes / Command

1. Tobin Merrileaf — Cheerful, curious, and unexpectedly brave when it matters.
2. Brannic Underbough — A steady‑hearted smallfolk with a knack for keeping spirits high.
3. Perri Goodbarrel — Quick‑witted, light‑footed, and always where trouble is about to happen.
4. Dallo Hayward — Quiet, observant, and far more capable than he lets on.
5. Caelen Thornwatch — A lone wanderer of the northern borders, skilled in tracking and silent approach.
6. Orwyn the Earth‑Sage — A wandering mystic with deep ties to the wild places of the world.
7. Maelcor the Wayfarer — A seasoned spell‑warden whose counsel is valued as highly as his power.
8. Ser Aldric Stonevale — A disciplined captain of the Ivory Boughs, known for unwavering resolve.
9. Thalanor the Greyborn — A quiet, weathered wanderer whose return from the unseen paths carries a weight that even he does not fully name.
10. Rhyga Wind‑Crown — A plains‑born noble whose command of mounted warfare is unmatched.
11. Thalanir Swiftmark — An archer of the Past Age whose precision shapes the field long before blades meet.
12. Elyndor Star‑Ward — A disciplined elven officer known for calm leadership and flawless timing.
13. Brokkar Ironbrand — A hammer‑master of the Deep Mines, as steady as the stone he defends.