Satyr Art Studio Unleashes its Mercenary Ogres

Satyr Art Studio have released a new unit of mercenary ogres!

Now available on the Satyr Art Studio website, this new terrible trio of ‘orrible ogres is ready run riot over your wargames and RPGs. Sculpted by Satyr’s owner Drew Day Williams, these new miniatures are a fabulous homage to oldhammer and the golden age of Citadel Miniatures and Warhammer Fantasy Battle.

These miniatures can be purchased individually or as a discounted trio. Better still, Satyr are welcoming these new figures to their webstore with a special 10% discount.

See these miniatures—and the full range of Drew’s fabulous, oldhammer-inspired goodies—on the Satyr Art Studio webstore.

NB: the image shown is of Satyr’s greens. All funds raised by this pre-sale will be used to cover the initial costs of greens and casting.

Images courtesy of Satyr Art Studio

Three green ogre miniatures stand on black bases against a vibrant orange background. Each ogre has a distinct pose: the leftmost holds a staff, the center ogre wields an axe, and the rightmost brandishes a spear. They are adorned with details reminiscent of classic oldhammer styles, featuring exaggerated facial features and playful, dynamic designs. The text "MERCENARY OGRES" is prominently displayed above them in a bold, stylized font.

Three green ogre miniatures are displayed against a bright red background. Each figure is uniquely posed: one holds a large axe, another wields a spear, and the third carries a staff adorned with feathers. They stand on black bases, showcasing their detailed sculpting that pays homage to classic oldhammer aesthetics. The miniatures exhibit exaggerated features and playful expressions, embodying a whimsical yet menacing presence suitable for wargames and RPGs.

The image features a vintage-style advertisement for a new set of miniatures called "Mercenary Ogres" from Satyr Art Studio. It showcases three distinct ogre characters: Witzger Blutfresser, Blauhart Baby-Essser, and Hagen den Flenser, each depicted in dynamic poses with unique weapons and armor. The background is a textured blue, while the text is presented in a bold red font, detailing the ogres' personalities and their mercenary services. The overall design pays homage to classic tabletop gaming aesthetics, reminiscent of oldhammer and Citadel Miniatures.

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