The book also contains three Military Expeditions. These are actually ready-to-play mini-campaigns of up to 4 scenarios that come with a few unique territories to be won. Looking at the plastic frames of the Oathmark Skeleton Infantry, you will notice that you get enough hand weapons, spears, and bows that you can equip every skeleton with anyone of those options. That gives you the flexibility you need to arm your undead army how you wish.

While the picture isn't anything impressive in and of itself, it does show how different brands of skeletons compare, style and size wise. Casting is well done, options are broad. It could come with another banner top or an option for a musician (no, we're not going to join the discussion if skeletons can toot, just give them a drum), but that's pretty easy kit bashed or substituted from on of the other plastic kits. As mentioned above, I really like the generic nature of this kit, making it very versatile. And I am a huge fan of replacing the heads with the citadel ones.

So what caught me with the Oathmark ones? First of all, they are generic and can be used widely, not overdrawn like the Mantic ones, not the Harryhausens like Wargames Factory or Atlantic ones, and not 32mm+ as the most recent Games Workshop iteration. This is where I will introduce the metric of dollars per skeleton (DPS) going forward with the in production kits. These prices are based on official company webstores. Revenant cavalry: If a separate set, it has the same issues, as the Human Heavy Cavalry. But what if they combine it with the Revenant Chariot? I think, thats the way to go! Oathbreakers has s urprisingly nothing, not even the box art of the already available Skeleton Infantry...

Now, I want to show you the miniatures I built. To save time, I will show you just some of the pictures that I took. If you want more, be sure to watch the YouTube video review at the end of this article. There are over 70 images in there. The entire army that I built with the contents of this box set. I used 25mm round MDF bases to make them similar to my other fantasy miniatures.We start with the five different bodies and as usual with these kits, I am going to mix the weaponry, to show you a bit of each, what is possible with this kit. This will end up in building a small warband rather than a regiment, but with two sprues I would be far from that anyway.