Frater Invictus

Frater Invictus
The inextinguishable will clad in indestructible armor. The conjunction of ancient technologies and unexampled devotion. The one who surrenders neither to enemies nor to death itself. Frater Invictus.

Files Included
The miniature consists of 65 parts, includes 16 optional components, and offers 3 assembly variants. 
Scaled for 28 mm tabletop.
Base not included.
Ready to print.
All parts have been prepared and tested for 3D printing.

Description
Frater Invictus is an ancient and venerable brother entombed within the armored sarcophagus of a combat dreadnought, a relic of an age when humanity had not yet known the Protectorate and fought for survival amid nuclear ash, mutant hordes, and the realms of barbarian tyrant-kings. When Inquisitor Cesarie arrived from the distant future, carrying impossible knowledge, warnings, and the secrets of Ordo Time Linaris, it was Invictus and his brothers who agreed to follow him through the fracture of time. He had long ceased to be human in the ordinary sense: his body remained sealed within the sarcophagus, his voice thundered from ancient vox-speakers, and his mind, hardened by centuries of war, still served as both blade and shield for those who called him brother. On the battlefield, Invictus brings death to humanity’s most dangerous enemies, crushing them with heavy weapons and unbreakable will, yet beyond battle he remains a wise counselor, a keeper of old oaths, and a living reminder of the price of survival.

The future world into which Cesarie brought him became a revelation for Invictus, almost equal to a curse. If there were still room in his deadened body for human horror, he would have been shaken by what the dream of humanity’s salvation had become: fortress-cities without sunlight, aristocrats extending their lives on the blood of the lower tiers, armies that worship orders more than people, and a Protectorate built on fear, exploitation, and endless war. Invictus does not fully trust Cesarie, for every inquisitor speaks the truth as if holding a knife behind his back. Yet everything the mysterious agent of Ordo Time Linaris warned him about has proven true, and each new piece of evidence makes his silence heavier.

Now Frater Invictus burns with a blazing fury, cold and sacred as the heart of a dying star. He will fight in the present until Cesarie’s mission is complete, but his true purpose does not lie here. Invictus intends to see everything, remember everything, and, upon returning to the past, do the impossible: prevent humanity from ever reaching this future. If that means disobeying orders, destroying doctrines before they are born, betraying those who have not yet become tyrants, or turning his weapons against history itself, he will do so without hesitation. For Frater Invictus, the future of the Protectorate is not humanity’s destiny, but a sentence that can still be overturned.