Cleansing Blade: Warhammer Quest: Darkwater Creators Unveil Inara Sion Miniature
Players have been introduced to the sorceress Inara Sion from the tabletop game Warhammer Quest: Darkwater — a figure whose soul burns with an unrelenting hunger for vengeance against those who razed the Jade Abbey.
Games Workshop continues to reveal details about the tabletop title Warhammer Quest: Darkwater, which unfolds in the Warhammer Age of Sigmar setting.
Today the team unveiled the Inara Sion miniature — the Purifying Blade — and shared more about this heroine.
Inara Sion is the last survivor of the Jade Circle, determined to wash away the stain of corruption that defiled her sacred order. She is an unrivaled sorceress who commands the element of water, a devotee of the Sigmarite faith and a follower of Alarielle, calling upon both gods in her war against the unclean.
She bears an amphora filled with the purest water from the Everbloom Spring, collected many years ago — a liquid imbued with remarkable mystical potency. Her sword is not wrought of metal; it is the embodiment of living water, capable of lashing out and striking enemies from afar.
Though Inara Sion presents a composed and controlled exterior, her heart smolders with an unceasing desire for revenge against those who destroyed the Jade Abbey. Further information about Warhammer Quest: Darkwater will be revealed during a special event on November 8.
Those who want to explore other characters from this tabletop release should consult earlier coverage: Drolf Ironhead, Edmark Valoran, Bren Tylis.
Source: iXBT.games

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