From Display Cabinet to Battlefield: Two Stunning New Conquest Resin Heroes

The world of Conquest is about to welcome two stunning new resin releases that blur the line between gaming miniatures and display sculptures. Arriving on 28 August 2026, Para Bellum is releasing the Mounted Strategos Kerveros for the Old Dominion alongside the elegant Kitsune Bakasu for the Yoroni.

Both are premium resin miniatures aimed at collectors, painters and gamers alike, offering incredible centrepiece models packed with character, intricate detail and fascinating lore.

There are centrepiece miniatures... and then there are models that immediately become the focal point of an entire collection.

Old Dominion Founder's Exclusive Kerveros // Para Bellum Games

The Mounted Strategos Kerveros certainly falls into that second category.

Mounted atop his imposing ceremonial guardian, this spectacular Old Dominion commander captures everything that makes the faction so visually striking. Ancient Roman-inspired armour, flowing banners, weathered relics and the monstrous three-headed mount combine to create a model that looks every bit the legendary commander returned from death.

The background behind Kerveros is every bit as compelling as the miniature itself.

Once a celebrated Strategos who sacrificed everything to save his soldiers during the betrayal that shattered the Old Dominion, his body was lost beneath the freezing waters of the Granicus River. When Hazlia's Awakening called the dead back into service, Kerberos rose as little more than a wandering shell of his former self.

It was the devotion of the soldiers who had once served beneath him that restored both his purpose and identity. Recovering his remains and laying him to rest within the empty tomb prepared for their commander, their collective loyalty rekindled something of the man he had once been. Now reborn through the memories and ideals of those who followed him, Kerveros once again leads his legion into battle.

For painters, there's an enormous amount to enjoy here. The combination of ancient armour, undead textures, ceremonial decorations and the terrifying guardian mount creates opportunities for everything from subtle weathering to dramatic colour contrasts.

Collectors should also note that this is a Founder's Exclusive numbered edition limited to just 1,099 pieces. Once the production run has sold out, Para Bellum has confirmed that it will not be produced again in this form.

The Kitsune Bakasu Brings Grace And Deception

If Kerberos represents unstoppable determination, then the Kitsune Bakasu embodies elegance, speed and deception.

This beautifully sculpted resin miniature showcases one of the Yoroni's most mysterious spirits, combining graceful movement with a wealth of optional heads and weapon arm combinations that allow hobbyists to personalise their model for either in-game version of the Kitsune you plan on using in your Conquest games.

Kitsune Bakasu // Conquest

The flowing robes, sweeping tails and dynamic pose give the miniature an incredible sense of motion, making it look as though it has stepped directly from the spirit realm onto the battlefield.

Within the lore, Kitsune are exceptionally rare Yoroni who have mastered the lessons of multiple realms. Born from the unfettered winds and tranquil waters of the Reikai, these mischievous tricksters delight in appearing where their enemies least expect them.

For the Kitsune Bakasu, battle becomes another performance. Every ambush, every feint and every perfectly timed strike is simply another expression of artistry.

That elegant design carries directly into gameplay.

In First Blood, the Kitsune Bakasu excels at slipping through enemy lines, striking vulnerable targets before disappearing to attack elsewhere.

Meanwhile, in The Last Argument of Kings, the character serves as a master of mobility, enhancing the Unfettered (Fu) Ideal while granting access to manoeuvre-focused Yoroni Disciplines. Thanks to the flexibility of the Yoroni Ideal system, players can also experiment by attaching the Bakasu to regiments aligned with different Ideals, opening up plenty of tactical possibilities.

These two releases showcase just how far Para Bellum has pushed its resin character range.

Whether you're drawn to the haunting majesty of the Old Dominion or the ethereal beauty of the Yoroni, both miniatures offer exceptional sculpting quality with enough fine detail to reward painters looking for a challenging and satisfying project.

They're equally at home leading an army across the tabletop or taking pride of place in a display cabinet, making them ideal additions for collectors, artists and Conquest players alike.

With Kerberos limited to only 1,099 numbered copies, collectors may want to keep a close eye on its release when both miniatures arrive on 28 August 2026.