After more than ten years exploring the world of Inneath, some creations deserve to be reforged rather than forgotten. In this post, I share why the Iron Crow Veteran, a long-time DPF bestseller, has been redesigned, what changed in the sculpt, and how experience, new standards, and a renewed vision shaped his return to the forge.

After two years without physical releases, DPF is ready to reignite the forge. February brings new and returning resin kits, including the Offcuts, Thugni Olafsson, Lorin, Gunnar Duskwing, new animal sets, and the return of the Hunter of Erdraz. A new chapter begins, shaped by renewed production, uncompromising quality, and a passion for miniatures that never truly faded.

The Iron Crow Warriors mark a major milestone for the Inneath universe: the first fully modular kit, designed for both gameplay and hobbyists. In this post, I share the long journey behind the kit, its twofold nature, and how modular design, accessibility, and interchangeable components come together to create Heroes meant to be built, played, and painted in countless ways.

Last summer, at the tender age of thirty-seven and at what was arguably the most depressing point of my career, I had a slightly unhinged idea. Not unhinged in itself.Unhinged for me , and for the carefully constructed mental scaffolding that usually governs my decision-making. I decided to activate the Gimli Protocol . “Certainty of death. Small chance of success. What are we waiting for?” That, right there, is the Gimli Protocol . So I opened the drawer where I had been qui

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Welcome back to the blog, my friends! Yes, I know—it’s been a while since I updated the site. These past few months have been absolutely...