Auric Sin-Account Devourer

The Auric Sin-Account Devourer is a mercenary whose faith is entirely transactional and whose loyalty lasts only as long as the ledger remains balanced. He is not bound by oath to Mammon, nor consecrated through sacred rite; instead, he sells his capacity to absorb corruption, guilt, and spiritual excess to those who cannot afford to bear it themselves. Where others would collapse under accumulated sin, he accepts it willingly, because any burden, if measured correctly, can be priced.

His body bears the cost of this profession in full. Flesh is swollen and scarred by ritual ingestion, skin etched with tally-marks that record what has been consumed and what remains outstanding. Each sin taken into himself manifests as weight, sickness, or slow mutation, carefully monitored to ensure he does not exceed agreed limits. He devours blasphemy, fear, betrayal, and despair as others consume rations, knowing that once the balance tips too far, his own soul becomes collateral.

On the battlefield, the Auric Sin-Account Devourer is deployed alongside the Auric Collectors when moral contamination threatens operational efficiency. He absorbs panic from wavering units, draws curses away from valuable assets, and ingests spiritual backlash that would otherwise cripple officers or specialists. Enemies who rely on terror, possession, or corruptive rites find their power blunted, swallowed, and concentrated into a single, suffering vessel that refuses to fail before the work is done.

Despite his usefulness, the Auric Sin-Account Devourer remains an outsider. He is paid promptly, monitored constantly, and never trusted. When a contract ends, he departs without ceremony, carrying his accumulated burden to the next employer willing to meet his price. In the economy of greed, even absolution can be outsourced.

“I’ll carry it. Just make sure it’s worth the weight.”

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One model – "Auric Sin-Account Devourer", designed by Wargames Crew

Total size 73mm
Base size 50mm

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