Orn Steelhide
Orn Steelhide is a fictional character from the Mythic Legions series introduced in 2016. He is a heroic dwarf fighting prince in Xylona's Flock.
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Mythic Legions
Prince Orn Steelhide is a fictional character in Mythic Legions series. He is a dwarf from Emberdale and loyal companion of queen Artemis Silverchord. He is a prince in Xylona's Flock, an assembly of fighterswho help protect the elements of nature that give life to the people of Mythoss. He enjoys hard drink and sometimes rides a giant wolf as a mount.
Development
Orn Steelhide was funded by the Mythic Legions Action Figures Kickstarter campaign in 2015. He was available for $45 by himself or as a $33 add-on for US backers.[1]
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Fictional biography
Hailing from the tiny Dwarven town of Emberdale, deep in the Greentop Forest, Prince Orn Steelhide stands tall even amongst this unusual tribe of Dwarves. Unlike other races of Dwarves, the Emberdellians are light-footed and often spend their time moving swiftly among the tree-tops. Joyful and light-hearted, Orn is equally as comfortable leading his comrades in a raucous Emberdellian folk song as he is leading them into battle.
Comics
Orn Steelhide appeared in Mythic Legions Book 1. He was in attendance at Silverhorn Castle when assassins lead by Skapular Cryptbreaker attacked. During the fight he smashed a Bog Goblin over the head with a mug. He swore to follow queen Artemis Silverchord along side Otho and Asterionn in her quest to find out the truth behind the attack. A biography for Orn Steelhide also appeared in the book.
Toys
- Four Horsemen Studios Mythic Legions Orn Steelhide (2016)
- A 1/12 scale figure by Four Horsemen. The wings on the helmet were the first use of that part, but later seen in the Barbarian Builder Set. This figure uses many parts first used on other figures in the line, including the head and belt was first used by the Bronze Dwarf and pauldrons first used by the Gold Knight. Comes with a spear, dagger, axe with an optional second blade and alternate bearded head.
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