Brimstone Horrors

Small, gleeful and made mostly of fire, brimstone horrors sit at the bottom rung of a daemonic hierarchy that keeps dividing as it dies. They are what is left when something larger comes apart — a pair of flickering arms and a grinning face on a body of flame — and they turn up in swarms rather than singly, which is rather the point of them. On the tabletop they do the chaff work: cheap bodies that clog a charge lane, screen a bigger daemon, and refuse to stop reappearing. That makes them a modelling problem of quantity rather than of centrepiece detail, which is exactly the problem a printable file solves. Supplied as a single file at tabletop wargaming scale, they suit players building a daemon force who want a horde without paying horde prices for it.