New Sohei Oshō Joins Grey For Now’s Test Of Honour

August 3, 2026 by brennon

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Grey For Now Games introduced another new miniature into the mix for their 28mm Samurai skirmish game, Test of Honour. The Sohei Oshō joins the Sohei Warriors Monks as another devout warrior.

Sohei Osho - Test of Honour

Sohei Oshō // Test of Honour

The Sohei Oshō comes as a metal miniature alongside their recruitment card and two skill cards. They can be added into the Sohei Warrior Monks or an Ikko Ikki force if you like. Being a devout warrior, the Sohei Oshō chooses from a Prayer of Guidance or Inspiration at the start of the game, which books them in combat or instead boosts nearby followers. These prayers can be used three times to give you plenty of bonuses.

The Sohei Oshō is also included as part of the Sohei Warrior Monk Bundle if the miniature has inspired you.

Sohei Monk Bundle - Test of Honour

Sohei Warrior Monk Bundle // Test of Honour

These warriors can be used for the Sohei, the Ikko Ikki rebels or as allies alongside Samurai clans. They are zealous and do not fear death, making them fearsome fighters who fight all the harder should they see their brothers in arms fall. This set contains...

  • Sohei Oshō
  • Mounted Sohei Superior Saburo
  • Sohei Sergeant
  • Sohei Creed Bearer
  • Sohei Temple Guard with nodachi heavy sword
  • Sohei Temple Guard with tetsubo heavy club
  • Sohei Temple Guard with paired swords
  • 3 Sohei Fanatics
  • 3 Sohei Musketmen

You will also get all of the cards that you need to start using them in your games of Test of Honour.

What do you make of Test of Honour as a game and a miniatures range?

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