A miniature should arrive with a reason to be remembered.
Kharovel began with a simple refusal: a character should not be reduced to a pose, a weapon and a filename. Every figure in this archive has a name, a place in the world and a decision waiting beyond the edge of the table.
Print the hero. Carry the story. Keep what the fading world cannot.
The world comes first
The races, classes and silhouettes are not random catalogue labels. They are roads through one connected setting shaped by the broken Eightfold Sun.
Useful at every table
A Kharovel hero must work as a printable miniature, a virtual-tabletop portrait and a prompt for play. Files are organised so the character can move between those spaces.
Ownership should be plain
When a model enters your archive, it stays there. Membership opens future chapters; it does not hold earlier rewards hostage.
The craft must be honest
Product pages distinguish printable files from presentation renders, state the included formats and provide a direct production disclosure.