Fallout: Wasteland Warfare - Wasteland Creatures: Yao Guai Ambush
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Fallout: Wasteland Warfare - Wasteland Creatures: Yao Guai Ambush

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Fallout: Wasteland Warfare - Wasteland Creatures: Yao Guai AmbushThe new Commonwealth wave of miniatures and rules expansion for Fallout: Wasteland Warfare has arrived! The Yao Guai are monstrous, mutated descendants of black bears. These beasts have razor sharp claws, massive teeth, and a predilection for violence. These gigantic creatures can soak up far more punishment than one would expect, and can rip a man in half in seconds. The Yao Guai set includes a standard and irradiated version of these fearsome

The new Commonwealth wave of miniatures and rules expansion for Fallout: Wasteland Warfare has arrived!

The Yao Guai are monstrous, mutated descendants of black bears. These beasts have razor sharp claws, massive teeth, and a predilection for violence. These gigantic creatures can soak up far more punishment than one would expect, and can rip a man in half in seconds.

The Yao Guai set includes a standard and irradiated version of these fearsome beasts. Look out for other miniatures sets in the Commonwealth wave!

Contents:

  • 1x Yao Guai
  • 1x Glowing Yao Guai
  • 2x scenic bases

      This Fallout: Wasteland Warfare set contains one 32mm scale high-quality multi-part resin miniatures with scenic bases. Requires some assembly. Supplied unpainted. These models can be used with either the rules from the Commonwealth Expansion or the free digital cards available from modiphius.net/pages/fallout-downloads

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