Conquest Yoroni

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Conquest: Yoroni Yoroni are a distinctive faction for Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings by Para Bellum Wargames, bringing an army inspired by supernatural beings, mythic warriors, and creatures with a strong Japanese folklore influence to the battlefields of Eä. With highly detailed miniatures and an immediately recognizable aesthetic, Yoroni offer Conquest players a unique force to collect, paint, and command. If you're looking to buy Conquest Yoroni miniatures in Canada , Tistaminis offers a selection of official Para Bellum products for starting and expanding your army. Depending on availability, this collection may include starter products, regiments, characters, monsters, support units, army expansions, and other Yoroni releases for Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings. Yoroni are particularly appealing to hobbyists who enjoy Japanese mythology, oni-inspired creatures, supernatural fantasy, and armies with strong individual character. Whether you're beginning your first Conquest force, expanding an existing Yoroni army, or collecting the models for painting and display, the faction offers a striking alternative to more traditional fantasy armies. 1. Who are the Yoroni in Conquest? Yoroni are a playable faction in Para Bellum's Conquest miniature wargaming universe. The army draws heavily on supernatural and mythological themes, giving its warriors and creatures a distinctive identity within the world of Eä. 2. What Conquest Yoroni products are available? This collection may include starter products, regiments, characters, monsters, support units, army expansions, and other official Yoroni miniatures. Exact products vary depending on current releases and inventory. 3. What game are Yoroni miniatures used for? Yoroni miniatures are designed for Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings, Para Bellum's rank-and-flank fantasy mass-battle miniature game. Consult the current Yoroni army rules when building a force for regular or organized play. 4. What is the Yoroni arm