Sister of Silence – Null Maiden Infantry Proxy

A Sister of Silence–style unit fills a role that doesn’t always look flashy on the table, but often decides games behind the scenes. These units aren’t there to win firefights. Their value comes from denial and disruption. By existing in the right place, they limit psychic options, shut down key abilities, and force opponents to play more cautiously than they want to. In elite armies, that kind of control is incredibly valuable. On the tabletop, units like this are commonly used to: Screen against psyker-heavy threats Sit on objectives that opponents don’t want to contest Support elite pushes by denying key abilities Create “dead zones” that shape movement and positioning They work best when paired with Adeptus Custodes infantry — Custodes apply pressure, Sisters of Silence remove options. Together, they force opponents into bad choices. Visually, these models are intentionally restrained. They read as disciplined, purposeful, and different from Custodes at a glance, which helps both players track where psychic denial is coming from during a game. Why players include units like this Games aren’t always won by damage. Sometimes they’re won by making sure your opponent can’t do what they planned to do. Sisters of Silence units excel at exactly that. Printing Notes Clean, durable geometry suited for regular play No fragile details that snap during handling Straightforward to support and assemble Clear silhouette that’s easy to recognise on the tabletop