Tabbard Knight

The tabard is the tell. Worn over power armour, it marks a warrior from one of those orders that kept the trappings of medieval knighthood long after the swords became something else entirely — a fighting monk in ceramite, with cloth hanging where a crusader's surcoat would once have sat. This is a character-scale figure for grimdark tabletop games, the sort you field as a commander, a champion or a veteran sergeant depending on how the list is built. It suits collectors who paint slowly and want fabric folds, hard plating and heraldic surfaces to work across, and it slots into a force built around gothic, oath-bound infantry rather than raw firepower. Supplied as two files at tabletop wargaming scale, it stands equally well as a proxy inside an existing army or as a single display piece with nothing else on the shelf beside it.