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I wonder which figures Kraftsman made for us with the spirit of fire. I'm curious too. I heard he'll be sharing them all later today.

Terma Space Leopards: Ghost Unit (Kustom)

The Space Leopards are the interdimensional fixers of the Terma United Nations. They are called the Ghosts. It may sound cliché, but for Terma—who commands all the lawlessness of quantum space—a few extra tricks have been added to them.
Traveling between dimensions is like walking on a beach for them. They can glide through solid objects like a phantom, and any photon bends around them as if they do not exist. Since they reflect no light, they can become truly invisible.
Their particle rifles possess infinite firepower capable of killing even a ghost. They are less like weapons and more like erasers.
Everyone leaves a trace in one way or another. They exist to erase those traces. If something—or someone—around you disappears without leaving a mark, there may be a Ghost behind it.

Terma Space Miners (Kustom)

At first glance, Terma space miners may look like ordinary miners, but that is deceptive. There is no security unit guarding them—because they have no need for one.
With their plasma-heated saws, they can slice through any rock or armor as if it were paper. Their heavy armor protects them from the radiation of deep space and makes them resistant to many kinds of weapons.
On their backs, they carry a life-support tank and a jump pack. With the jump pack, they can easily overcome many obstacles. Sometimes, it also proves useful for flying straight onto an enemy’s head and crushing them.

Bunny the Hop Hop Commando (Purist)

This half-rabbit, half-man is one of the strange creatures living in a distant dimension. Sustained by a carrot-based diet and gifted with sharp eyesight, this rabbit-man blows up his enemies using specially cultivated explosive carrots, launched from a customized CPG (Carrot Propelled Grenade) weapon designed specifically to fire carrots.
Or perhaps he simply wants to make them eat their vegetables—we may never know.
It is said that if you find yourself in a carrot field in the middle of a battlefield and shout “hop hop” three times, he will leap out of the field with his CPG and make sure you get a taste of carrots.

Eco-Friendly Sea Woman Greenery (Kustom)

This sea woman is a marine creature from an unknown dimension. Armed with her spear and shield, she stands watch in the misty seas. During naval battles, she hunts sailors who fall into the water and drags them down into the depths.
She is an enemy to all seafarers and, in wars at sea, she does not care which side they belong to—anyone who falls into the water becomes her prey.
If, on a foggy day, you notice green strands of seaweed quietly approaching your boat, be cautious. At any moment, someone among you may become her next meal.

Little Green Dwarf and the Break Wizard (Purist)



The Little Green Dwarf is, as always, fighting his eternal enemy, the Ancient Knight. These long wars never reach a conclusion; instead, they continue in a tiring and endless cycle. In the end, even such exhausting battles require a break.
That is where the Break Dwarf comes in. When he appears, all wars come to a halt. A ceasefire is declared. Even the generals of Brikwars grow weary from battles that last for hours or even days. Wrists tired from rolling dice and taking notes are rubbed in relief, and bladders filled to the brim are finally emptied. Yes, don’t be surprised—even gods need to pee.
Once everyone is rested, the Break Wizard disappears again, and the war resumes right where it left off.
According to one legend, the spark that ignites all these wars is the Little Green Dwarf himself, secretly wandering among humans and spreading mischief without anyone noticing.

Little Red Riding Hood and the Hunter (Purist)


After her grandmother was killed, Little Red Riding Hood was trained by the Hunter and became Buffy the Vampire Slayer… Sorry, wrong story. Let’s get back to it.
Her name doesn’t change, but she places a sword called Dragon Slayer inside the baguette she carries. With this blade, she slices apart any creature that threatens the forest—like the Big Bad Wolf—and turns them into hunting trophies. Of course, the Hunter continues to guide her as a mentor on this journey.
Remember this: if one day you find this girl standing in the middle of a battlefield, don’t feel sorry for her. Feel sorry for those who make the mistake of fighting near her—because that sword shows no mercy.

Mr. İblis (Purist)

Mr. Iblis is no ordinary demon in the kingdom of hell. He takes his work seriously, like a true businessman. By whispering all the tricks of the Brikwars universe into the ears of the players, he can alter the outcomes.
A slight touch to a falling fate die, or a tiny nudge to a tank left teetering on the edge of the table between life and death—and suddenly everything changes. He shifts the beginning of the game and leaves the rest to unfold on its own.
For these subtle interventions, he has his tiny assistants to thank, the ones who carry out the delicate adjustments.

Vam Pier (Purist)

A beautiful woman walks gracefully, swaying as she moves.
But what’s that—behind her, a pair of crimson eyes. Who is he watching? Of course… it’s Vam Pier. Locked onto his prey.
He approaches her with a glass of white wine. With his ladykiller charm, he has already placed her under his spell. My God, how does he do it? Or is there something in the glass? Impossible—the woman seems to be losing her balance.


The victim collapses into Vam Pier’s arms. Oh, Vam Pier, you devil. He is also the mentor of the Prince on the White Horse.

Slenderman (Kustom)





Slenderman—his story is unknown. Everyone says something different. But which parts are true and which are lies, no one really knows.
The only known truth is this: if he appears, someone else will no longer be seen. In Brikwars battles, sometimes even the generals who command the war cannot find certain soldiers when it is over. When the fog of war lifts and the battlefield is cleared, a few troops are simply… gone.
So where did they go? Under the table? Into the cult's mouth?
The only thing that gives meaning to these disappearances is Slenderman. He takes. He gives. Or perhaps… he never gives back at all.

Terma Space Leopards:
Style- 10
Story- 8
Presentation- 4
Thematic Potential- 7

Terma Space Miners:
Style- 6
Story- 6
Presentation- 4
Thematic Potential- 5

Bunny:
Style- 9
Story- 7
Presentation- 4
Thematic Potential- 7

Sea Woman:
Style- 8
Story- 7
Presentation- 4
Thematic Potential- 8

Dwarf and Wizard:
Style- 9
Story- 8
Presentation- 5
Thematic Potential- 7

Riding Hood and the Hunter:
Style- 7
Story- 7
Presentation- 4
Thematic Potential- 8

Mr. Iblis:
Style- 8
Story- 7
Presentation- 4
Thematic Potential- 8

Vam Pier:
Style- 5
Story- 5
Presentation- 4
Thematic Potential- 5

Slenderman:
Style- 7
Story- 7
Presentation- 4
Thematic Potential- 7

Terma Space Leopards:
Style- 7 (even kustom they are a little bland to me)
Story- 8 (I like the interdimensional sliding thingie)
Presentation- 3 (why are they on a little sandy island?)
Thematic Potential- 8 (I could see this going somewhere)

Terma Space Miners:
Style- 8 (love that jumppack blast of the miner on the right)
Story- 5 (a bit of a clunky story)
Presentation- 3 (again why the little island?)
Thematic Potential- 8 (miner factions always have potential for big machines)

Bunny:
Style- 8 (love the bunnies big feet)
Story- 8 (ok, exploding vegetables are getting an extra bonus point)
Presentation- 4 (because we at least got off the island )
Thematic Potential- 6 (is there going to be a bunny army?)

Sea Woman:
Style- 6 (she doesn't by far look frightening enough for her story, she has the face of a friendly neighbor)
Story- 6 (so basically an evil mermaid?)
Presentation- 5 (the ship in the background gives the right vibes)
Thematic Potential- 7 (I could see this going somewhere if they get more evil and scary looking)

Dwarf and Break Wizard:
Style- 6 (these figures could use some more detailing I think, not very thought out in my opinion)
Story- 9 (Break Wizard is the bomb)
Presentation- 5 (nice pictures)
Thematic Potential- 8 (any battle could use a Break Wizard)

Riding Hood and the Hunter:
Style- 8 (Who doesn't like fairy tale figures go rogue?)
Story- 8 (Red Riding goes Buffy, I like that)
Presentation- 5
Thematic Potential-8 (a whole bunch of fairy tale princesses, dwarves and pinocchio kicking the shit out of their enemies?)

Mr. Iblis:
Style- 8 (cool enough figure and I always like little sidekicks)
Story- 8 (I really don't understand the implications of the story but that is part of the fun maybe)
Presentation- 3 (why that blue background?)
Thematic Potential- 7 (could be fun if I understood what the figure does exactly)

Vam Pier:
Style- 6 (basically just a vampire..)
Story- 5 (could be a better story than the classic woman falls for vampire charm..)
Presentation- 5 (the brickbuilt background is cool)
Thematic Potential- 7 (vampire armies are cool)

Slenderman:
Style- 6 (this is not one entry but one with more heads and other parts)
Story- 7 (it is a weird story but I kind of like it)
Presentation- 3 (that blue background...)
Thematic Potential- 8 (could be a freakish hero..)

Terma Space Leopards:
Style - 7
Story- 7
Presentation- 4
Thematic Potential- 7

Terma Space Miners:
Style- 7
Story- 5
Presentation- 3
Thematic Potential- 8

Bunny:
Style- 6
Story- 6
Presentation- 3
Thematic Potential- 6

Sea Woman:
Style- 8
Story- 6
Presentation- 4
Thematic Potential- 7

Dwarf and Wizard:
Style- 8
Story- 7
Presentation- 4
Thematic Potential- 6

Riding Hood and the Hunter:
Style- 6
Story- 6
Presentation- 4
Thematic Potential- 6

Mr. Iblis:
Style- 10
Story- 8
Presentation- 5
Thematic Potential- 8

Vam Pier:
Style- 5
Story- 5
Presentation- 3
Thematic Potential- 5

Slenderman:
Style- 6
Story- 6
Presentation- 5
Thematic Potential- 5