Pas forcément affriolante mais pas très chère et puis pour faire des hordes de momies
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UNGEFELIC, MANTICHORA
Even the Byzantians could not control Ungefelic, as wild and frenzied a beast as there could ever be, in their Auxilia Bestiarii; or so taunt the Ysians, for a beast renowned for its feral insanity could only ever be brought to war by a race that is equally insane. Indeed, once the Byzantians tried and failed to tame a beast that could not be tamed, the Ysian Fleshmasters took great satisfaction in capturing and turning a Mantichora of Byzantia upon Byzantia's own legionaries, an irony not lost upon the Emperor and another mark of vengeance yet to be fulfilled against the usurpers of Gaul, if he needed more, for Ungefelic has sent many of Byzantia to a grisly end. Thus, the tales of Ungefelic's terrifying wrath and unimaginable ferocity have now spread beyond Byzantia to the furthest corners of the known world, and whoever faces the rag-tag hosts of Ker-Ys will know they must find a way to best this fearsome creature of legend, this barbarous killer that feels no pain nor mercy, to gain victory; for, goaded to a berserk rage by the Fleshmasters that deny it flesh, the better to take the flesh of their enemies, Ungefelic is an almost elemental force that few can stand against.


TALOS, COLOSSUS OF BRONZE
The exact origins of Talos are lost even to the Atalantes, but it would be a foolhardy man who dismissed him as a verdigrised relic, a bronze anachronism that could be ignored in any confrontation with the Ilioses of Atalantia; for Talos still fulfils his ancient function, the reason for his existence, as guardian of Kriti herself – and by extension her people. A colossus in bronze, a mighty reminder of the power the Ilioses once took for granted, Talos is yet a match for any foe that he encounters, for he marries the brute strength and solidity of ancient metal with an intelligence born of the quicksilver within him and the skill of his creator. Like most of the artifices and engines of the Atalantes, none could now ever hope to replicate the automata, and so they are revered as the wonders they are and for the power they bring to the hard-pressed phalanxes that seek to defend their lands; but Talos… Talos is the most revered and the most powerful of them all, and the Ilioses – indeed, virtually all of the Atalantes, such is his renown – believe that with Talos beside them there is hope yet for Atalantia and its people.
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