Infantry Rat Barbarian Music

Infantry Rat Musician from the Plague of Rouswarm Collection is the pulse of the horde—a feral herald who bellows the call of war through a grotesque, spiked warhorn. With sinewy limbs and a snarl on his face, this ratfolk barbarian doesn’t just fight—he inspires a tide of verminous rage. Perfect for marking the rhythm of a charge or signaling ambushes in grimy tunnels, he’s more than a support piece—he’s a symbol of pestilent morale.

This miniature captures a perfect balance of energy and character. The rat’s sculpted pose leans into the act of sounding the horn, giving a strong sense of motion. His armor is sparse but decorated with barbaric iconography, bone charms, and patchwork leather. His massive instrument—spiked, pocked, and filthy—rests against his back like a totem of sonic chaos, while his claws dig into the dirt with raw intensity.

A standout utility character, the Infantry Rat Musician fits well into warbands, skirmish forces, or narrative scenes where the swarm is on the move. Whether he’s boosting allies, sending coded signals, or sowing psychological warfare across the battlefield, he’s a must-have for players seeking thematic detail.

Painters will enjoy the opportunity to work on unique textures, from stretched fur and gnarled hands to the warped metal and inner mouth of the horn. Add this model to your ratfolk legion and let the sound of ruin echo across the battlefield.