All Seeing Knight Stance by Epic Miniatures

Where mortal knights swear fealty to kings, this one has bent the knee to something far older — a presence of infinite lenses and ceaseless scrutiny, its gaze now manifested in the spiked eye-wheel that has replaced the warrior's helm entirely.

• ✔ 32mm scale resin miniature, printed fresh to order in the UK
• ✔ Supplied unpainted and ready to prime
• ✔ Compatible with D&D, Pathfinder, and all tabletop RPGs
• ✔ Equally at home on the gaming table or the display shelf

The All Seeing Knight cuts a genuinely unsettling silhouette. From the waist down, the figure is unmistakably martial — armoured legs, a skull-adorned tabard, and a warrior's planted stance. But above the shoulders, where a helm should be, rises a great spiked wheel of wrought metal, studded with open, unblinking eyes at every joint and spoke. It is the iconography of divine or aberrant servitude made physical: a knight who has traded identity for sight, and agency for the will of whatever entity that wheel represents.

The sculpt rewards close attention. The armour carries fine surface detail — chainmail visible at the joints, plate at the chest and arms — while the tabard is torn and printed with skulls, suggesting a history of brutal campaigns. The mace is raised mid-swing in the action pose, caught in a moment of forward momentum. The rear angle reveals the full radial geometry of the eye-wheel, its spokes fanning outward like a dark halo, every eye-socket detailed with a raised iris. It is an arresting piece from any angle, and a challenge that a painter who enjoys non-metallic metals and freehand pupil work will find genuinely rewarding.

This is a versatile miniature that works equally well as a mid-tier threat in an aberrant cult encounter, a corrupted paladin who has been claimed by a Far Realm entity, a warlock who has undergone a disturbing physical transformation, or a recurring antagonist whose eye-wheel grows more elaborate with each session. It sits naturally alongside aberrant-themed warbands or as a lone herald of something worse to come.

Particularly well suited to adventurers who:

• Are running campaigns with Far Realm, aberrant, or elder god themes
• Want a corrupted paladin or warlock antagonist with immediate visual menace
• Enjoy painting challenging centrepiece miniatures with strong geometric detail
• Need a knight-type enemy that reads as wrong the moment it hits the table
• Are building a cult encounter where the leader needs to look the part

Encounter Hook

The party's contact in the city guard has not reported for three days. They find him at his post — still standing, still armoured, still holding his weapon — but the helm has been replaced by something the party cannot immediately identify. Only when he turns do they see the eyes. All of them. All open. All looking directly at the party.

Details

Scale: 32mm — medium base (25.5mm). Sculpt by Epic Miniatures. Supplied unpainted and unassembled where applicable. Both supported and unsupported files are included — this listing covers the physical printed miniature. Available with or without a decorative base.

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