Warmachine: Orgoth Cursebound Command Cadre

Soul Magic and Iron Will — The Orgoth Return to the Battlefield

The Orgoth did not leave the Iron Kingdoms quietly. Beneath their former places of execution, they buried relics of terrible purpose — artifacts once wielded by fell reavers and soul-fueled warlords in service to the masters of the Outer Abyss. With the Orgoth's return, those relics have found their masters again. The Cursebound Command Cadre brings two of the faction's most fearsome leaders to your battlegroup: Oriax, the Soul Slaver, and Halexus, the Warlord — a pairing that bends both beast and machine to the Orgoth's infernal will.

What's in the Box

This Command Cadre contains two character models representing the commanding core of an Orgoth force. Oriax, the Soul Slaver, is a warcaster-type commander whose blasphemous soul magic grants him the capacity to dominate warjacks and warbeasts alike — a rare and tactically disruptive ability that rewards aggressive, controlling play. Alongside him stands Halexus, the Warlord, a soul-starved herald and bloody avatar of the Fellgoeth infernals, a powerful support piece that amplifies the Orgoth's lethal potential on the field. Both models are highly detailed and require assembly with plastic glue or super glue before painting. This is a multi-part kit suited to hobbyists comfortable with assembly and painting — not a push-fit beginner product.

Who Should Pick This Up

Orgoth players building out their Warmachine collection will find these two characters central to soul-magic-focused lists. The Command Cadre is not a standalone starter — it assumes you already have an Orgoth battlegroup or force assembled and are expanding your command options. Experienced Warmachine players drawn to manipulation-heavy playstyles will find Oriax in particular a compelling addition. These are also strong hobby pieces in their own right: the lore behind the Orgoth occupation gives both models a rich visual identity that makes them rewarding painting projects regardless of how often they hit the table.

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