Knight Horror Dregh of the Waste Bust by Witchsong Miniatures

They say the Waste does not kill its champions — it hollows them out and sets them back on their feet, armoured in shattered iron and wearing their own skull like a trophy.

• ✔ Large-scale display bust — significantly bigger than standard 32mm
• ✔ Resin printed fresh to order in the UK
• ✔ Supplied unpainted — ideal as a centrepiece painting project
• ✔ Designed for display shelves and painting competitions

Dregh of the Waste is no mere undead warrior. This bust captures something far more unsettling — a fallen knight whose flesh has long since surrendered, yet whose will endures, locked behind a cage of rusted plate and exposed teeth frozen in a permanent snarl. The angular, fractured helm frames the skull face with brutal geometry, and the pauldrons below carry the weight of someone who was once powerful and has only become more dangerous since death. Every dent, crack, and battle-worn edge tells a story your players will want to know — and fear the answer to.

As a display bust rather than a standard gaming miniature, Dregh is sculpted to reward close attention: the surface texture of pitted armour, the hollow eye sockets beneath that splintered visor, and the sheer presence of a figure who has clearly been through something catastrophic and emerged angrier for it. Whether you are a painter seeking a centrepiece project or a Dungeon Master wanting visual inspiration for a recurring antagonist, this piece earns its place on any shelf.

Well-suited to adventurers who:

• Paint display busts and want a subject with genuine character and surface variety
• Are building a shelf collection of undead or dark fantasy pieces
• Need a face to put to a campaign villain, death knight, or cursed champion NPC
• Want visual inspiration for a Ravenloft encounter, a ruined battlefield arc, or an antipaladin boss

Encounter Hook:
The party has been hired to retrieve a relic from the Ashwaste Citadel — a place no one has entered in forty years. When they reach the throne room, they find it occupied. Dregh of the Waste sits perfectly still on the iron throne, helm bowed, gauntlets resting on the armrests. He does not move as they enter. He does not move as they approach. He speaks only when the relic is touched: "You are the fourteenth group. I have been waiting to see if any of you were worth killing."

Details

What's included:
This listing is for the Dregh of the Waste collector's bust by Witchsong Miniatures. The bust is supplied on a detailed stone rubble display plinth. As a bust-scale piece it is considerably larger than a standard 32mm gaming miniature, making it a genuine focal point for any display. Supports are removed before dispatch, and each piece is fully cured. Minor surface marks from the printing process are possible on complex sculpts — these are straightforward to clean up before painting.

Sculpted by Witchsong Miniatures — visit their page to explore more of their work.

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A natural companion for undead hordes and Ravenloft campaigns enthusiasts — see more from Witchsong.

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