Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Hedonites of Slaanesh Myrmidesh Painbringers

Blades That Dance, Pain That Sings

There is something hypnotic about the Myrmidesh Painbringers on the battlefield. These aren't reckless berserkers — they are disciplined warriors who have refined agony into an art form, moving through combat with an eerie, almost graceful precision. Their circular shields catch the light as they advance, and when they strike, they strike with the cold confidence of soldiers who have mastered every sensation pain has to offer.

Elite Warriors for the Dark Prince

Games Workshop's Hedonites of Slaanesh range brings the followers of the Chaos god of excess to the tabletop, and the Myrmidesh Painbringers represent the martial heart of that faction. Unlike the frenzied cultists who flock to Slaanesh's banner, these fighters are paragons of disciplined combat — trained to a razor's edge, armoured in ornate plate, and wielding curved blades with lethal efficiency. On the tabletop game of Warhammer: Age of Sigmar, they function as a resilient close-combat unit that rewards careful positioning and patience, punishing opponents who overcommit.

This kit builds five Myrmidesh Painbringers and includes the option to assemble them as Symbaresh Twinsouls instead — a versatile dual-build that gives collectors genuine options depending on how they want to shape their Hedonites force.

Who This Kit Is For

This is a hobbyist's kit aimed at existing Age of Sigmar players building or expanding a Hedonites of Slaanesh army, as well as painters drawn to the faction's distinctive aesthetic — sweeping armour curves, elaborate detail work, and a palette that rewards bold, rich colours. Assembly and painting experience is helpful; this is not an introductory product. Ideal for ages 12 and up with adult guidance for younger hobbyists.

What's in the Box

The set includes highly detailed plastic multipart miniatures with the expressive, sinuous design language that defines the Slaanesh range. Weapon options, variant poses, and the dual-kit flexibility make this a strong choice for hobbyists who want character in their rank-and-file units. As with all Games Workshop kits, assembly requires plastic glue and painting is sold separately — but the sculpts reward the investment.