• Mythic Legions Mythic Legions The Turpiculi

  
  The Dark Four were defeated by the Great Beasts and banished from the Realm of Mythoss. Powerful magic was used to imprison the Lord of Death, and those same spells sent many of the monstrosities that fought in his army away as well. Known as The Turpiculi, these long-forgotten terrors of the First Age come in a variety of forms, and all are horrible. The heroic warriors fighting for Mythoss today have never seen an enemy like a Turpiculus, and as the barrier between that Realm and the prison where Necronominus and his acolytes have waited begins to weaken, these rotting denizens of death stir and prepare to fight once again.
  
  Faction: Congregation of Necronominus
  Race: Turpiculus
  Role: Monster
  
  Released In: Necronominus
  Accessories: 2 bone-handled sword, orc axe
  Additional Heads: Yes - 2 different skeletal heads

• Wave: 21 (Necronominus)

  Year: 2022

  Retail: $45.00 Series: Mythic Legions Group: Standard, Deluxe and Legion Builders
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This The Turpiculi toy was added on March 2024 and originally released in 2022 with a retail price of $45.00. This action figure is part of the Mythic Legions genre within the Mythic Legions series and included in Wave 21 (Necronominus). This toy currently has no recent price history so it's not possible to determine the worth. Only 5 of these items are in user collections so it doesnt seem too desirable.