Nice prints and lots of character. I gave each miniature a completely different colour scheme and they came out brilliantly. Very satisfied.
Eclipse II
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Sample Paints
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THE EMERGING ECLIPSE
The Age of Definition — “I Am Becoming.”
There comes a moment in the life of every Eclipse Kwasar when the primordial silver form begins to change.
Not because someone commands it.
Not because a predetermined biological clock has reached a particular age.
And not because Silverium possesses a hidden final form waiting to reveal itself.
The transformation begins because the Eclipse itself has begun to develop an answer to the most fundamental question of its early existence:
Who do I want to become?
Until this point, the Eclipse has lived predominantly within the undefined state inherited at birth: a recognizable Sapiens silhouette covered in living Silverium, possessing consciousness and individuality, yet without a definitive Sapiens appearance.
But an Eclipse does not remain undefined forever.
As it grows, travels and encounters the extraordinary diversity of Tzion, something begins to happen.
Observation becomes fascination.
Fascination becomes preference.
Preference becomes identification.
And identification begins to alter the body.
This is the second great stage of Eclipse development:
The Age of Definition.
Silverium Begins to Listen
Silverium has accompanied the Eclipse from the first instant of existence.
During the primordial stage, it maintains the body in an extraordinarily open morphological condition.
But now the relationship begins to change.
The Eclipse has accumulated memories.
Faces.
Cultures.
People.
Ideas of beauty.
Ideas of strength.
Ways of moving.
Ways of expressing emotion.
Ways of presenting oneself to others.
And gradually, consciously and unconsciously, the Eclipse begins to imagine itself.
Silverium responds to that emerging self-image.
At first, the changes may be almost imperceptible.
The contour of the jaw becomes slightly more defined.
The eyes acquire a more distinctive shape.
The bridge of the nose changes.
The mouth develops greater individuality.
Cheekbones emerge.
The proportions of the face subtly reorganize.
The body itself may begin to adopt increasingly characteristic proportions.
These are not random mutations.
They are the first physical echoes of identity.
Silverium is beginning to transform an internal image into an external form.
The Face Appears Before It Is Chosen
One of the most fascinating characteristics of this stage is that the Eclipse does not necessarily sit down one day and consciously design every feature of its future face.
The process is far more organic.
An Eclipse may spend years among a particular Sapiens civilization and discover that certain characteristics have begun appearing naturally within its own developing form.
Not because it is copying an individual.
But because something about that people has resonated with it.
At another point in its journey, that resonance may change.
Some characteristics remain.
Others soften.
Others disappear entirely.
New ones emerge.
The face becomes an evolving record of the Eclipse's encounter with Tzion.
For this reason, an Eclipse in the second stage may look dramatically different after several decades of travel.
Not because it is casually changing disguises.
Because it is still discovering itself.
Not Shapeshifting — Self-Definition
This distinction is essential.
The Age of Definition should never be confused with ordinary shapeshifting.
An Eclipse is not transforming into different people for convenience.
It is not assuming identities as masks.
It is not impersonating the inhabitants of the civilizations it encounters.
The process has a completely different purpose.
It is morphological self-definition.
The Eclipse is gradually constructing the permanent Sapiens identity through which it will eventually live.
Every transformation therefore carries significance.
A feature that remains for years may indicate that the Eclipse has begun to recognize that characteristic as part of itself.
A feature that disappears may represent a possibility explored but ultimately rejected.
The body is effectively participating in a long process of self-discovery.
The Eclipse is not asking Silverium to make it look like someone else.
It is asking Silverium to help reveal what it increasingly believes itself to be.
The Choice Extends Beyond the Face
The process is much deeper than choosing whether the Eclipse wants a particular nose, eye shape or hairstyle.
An Eclipse can ultimately define itself through the physical characteristics of the different Sapiens species and heritages existing throughout Tzion.
This means the decision concerns the architecture of the entire body.
Its proportions.
Its pigmentation.
Its facial morphology.
Its hair.
Its physical characteristics.
Its Sapiens heritage.
The Eclipse is progressively answering two related but different questions:
What kind of Sapiens do I recognize myself as?
and then:
What individual within that Sapiens expression am I?
The first begins defining the broader physical architecture.
The second creates the unique person.
This is why the process can take so long.
The Eclipse is not merely choosing an appearance.
It is choosing the physical language through which it will exist.
The Intermediate Appearance
During Block II, the Eclipse develops one of the most visually distinctive appearances of the entire lineage.
Silverium remains clearly visible.
But the Sapiens identity begins emerging through it.
The once-neutral face becomes increasingly natural and individual.
Pigmentation may begin appearing across certain regions.
Hair can emerge from the silver surface, initially appearing almost metallic before progressively acquiring its intended texture and appearance.
The eyes become increasingly expressive.
Skin begins replacing—or appearing through—the primordial silver presentation.
Yet portions of Silverium may still dominate the body or face.
The result is an extraordinary transitional being:
part primordial Eclipse, part emerging Sapiens identity.
It is visually obvious that the transformation is incomplete.
One side of the face may appear more defined than another during particular phases.
Silverium may still frame the eyes, temples, neck or other regions.
Natural skin may emerge through flowing silver contours.
Hair may already look completely defined while other features remain almost sculptural.
The precise transition does not have to follow the same sequence in every Eclipse.
That individuality is important.
They do not all become themselves in the same order.
Experimentation Is Part of the Journey
During this stage, the Eclipse possesses extraordinary freedom.
Nothing has yet crystallized permanently.
A characteristic may be explored.
Lived with.
Experienced.
And eventually reconsidered.
This is not treated as failure.
It is precisely what the second stage exists for.
An Eclipse may initially believe that one Sapiens expression represents them perfectly, only to encounter another civilization decades later and discover something within themselves they had never previously understood.
Silverium allows that discovery to influence the still-forming body.
The process may continue.
Again.
And again.
Until changes become progressively less frequent.
Because the Eclipse is no longer merely exploring possibilities.
It is beginning to develop certainty.
The Importance of Experience
This is why Eclipse culture places enormous importance on experience before final definition.
An Eclipse who has seen only one world possesses very little with which to compare its possibilities.
An Eclipse who has travelled across Tzion has encountered radically different expressions of Sapiens existence.
Beauty may mean one thing on one world and something completely different on another.
Strength may be expressed through monumental physicality in one civilization and extraordinary delicacy in another.
Age may be revered somewhere and concealed elsewhere.
Hair, skin, eyes, stature, proportions and adornment may carry cultural meanings completely unknown beyond a particular world.
The Eclipse learns all of this.
And through that learning, the question evolves.
At first:
“What do I find beautiful?”
Later:
“What feels familiar?”
And eventually:
“What feels like me?”
That final question is what matters.
They Cannot Simply Choose Perfection
This also gives the Eclipse concept an important philosophical depth.
Their ability could easily be misunderstood as the power to construct an objectively "perfect" body.
But that is not the purpose of the process.
There is no universal perfect Sapiens form.
An Eclipse who spends its youth chasing whatever each civilization considers physically ideal would remain trapped in endless contradiction.
The Age of Definition teaches precisely the opposite.
Identity is not optimization.
The final form does not need to be the tallest.
The strongest.
The most symmetrical.
The most conventionally beautiful.
The Eclipse must eventually choose the form that produces recognition.
The moment in which looking at its own reflection no longer feels like examining another possibility.
It feels like seeing itself.
Silverium and the Emerging Self
As certainty increases, Silverium's transformations become more stable.
Features that once changed frequently begin remaining for decades.
The face stops fluctuating dramatically.
The Sapiens heritage becomes increasingly evident.
The body settles toward consistent proportions.
A recognizable individual begins to emerge.
Other beings may start recognizing the Eclipse by its face rather than merely by its Silverium presence.
This is a profound transition.
For perhaps the first time, the Eclipse can leave a world and return centuries later—
and the people who knew them may recognize the same face.
The temporary is becoming permanent.
Possibility is narrowing.
But this narrowing is not a loss.
It is the purpose of the journey.
Infinite possibility has little meaning until someone possesses the courage to choose.
The Approach of Crystallization
Eventually, the Eclipse reaches a stage in which Silverium no longer needs to explore.
The face has remained stable.
The body has found its proportions.
The Sapiens expression has been established.
The Eclipse has lived within this emerging identity long enough to know that it is not fascination.
Not imitation.
Not temporary preference.
Not experimentation.
It is recognition.
At this point, an enormous decision approaches.
Because until now, Silverium has permitted reconsideration.
But the Age of Definition cannot continue forever.
Eventually the Eclipse must decide whether the being reflected before them is merely another possibility—
or whether it is finally:
themselves.
That decision separates Block II from Block III.
And this is precisely why the second stage is so important.
The first stage gives the Eclipse possibility.
The third gives it permanence.
But the second gives it something neither of those states can provide:
choice.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 5 / 5 from 32 reviews.
These were my first proper attempt at miniature painting and I loved it. Easy enough for a beginner but detailed enough to keep it interesting.
Really fun set. I particularly like that the characters don’t feel like the usual generic fantasy minis. Looking forward to seeing who comes next.
Received mine and immediately got the paints out! 😂 I’ve only finished one so far but I’m already really pleased with them. Thank you!
Great miniatures. Primed them in black and spent the weekend slowly painting all the details. Very relaxing and they look excellent finished.
Such a lovely little painting project. Mine aren’t perfect at all, but I actually like that they look hand-painted rather than professionally done. Had loads of fun.
The characters look awesome once they’re painted. Good amount of detail and some really interesting poses. Happy with the purchase.
I bought these for myself as something creative to do after work. Honestly loved it. Painting them was surprisingly relaxing and they’re now proudly displayed in my room.
Very happy with these minis. Good print quality and no problems painting them after priming. The finished group looks really cool together.
I’m normally more into tabletop gaming than painting, but these convinced me to get the brushes out again. Really enjoyable set with some great character designs.
Super happy with my miniatures! I’ve painted all six now and each one felt completely different. Definitely kept me busy for a few evenings 😊
Really nice 3D prints. I painted mine fairly simply with a few highlights and they still look great. You don’t need to be an expert painter to enjoy them.
Loved the whole experience from choosing the colours to finally putting the finished minis on display. I’m already making space for another set!
Very satisfied. The miniatures have enough detail to reward careful painting but aren’t ridiculously complicated. Had a great time working through the set.
These are adorable! I painted them with my daughter and we deliberately gave everyone crazy colours. We had such a fun afternoon together. Thank you ❤️
Finished my last one yesterday. Took me longer than expected because I kept going back and adding more little details! Really pleased with the final result.
Absolutely delighted with them. I’m still learning to paint minis so they’re far from perfect, but seeing all six finished together was incredibly satisfying. Can’t wait for the next Multiverse-Z set!
Really pleased with my order. Clean prints, nice character designs and loads of fun once painted. I’ll definitely be interested in the next set.
My boyfriend and I painted these together and had a great evening doing it. His are better than mine 😂 but we both loved the miniatures.
Great value and a genuinely fun painting project. There’s enough detail to make them interesting without making them frustrating to paint.
Loved them!! ❤️ I spent two evenings painting the whole set and now they’re displayed on my shelf. Thank you for making something a bit different.
Really cool characters and good print quality. I especially enjoyed picking my own colour schemes instead of trying to copy something exactly. Recommended.
I had never painted a miniature before this set. Mine are definitely amateur looking but I had such a good time doing them. Now I want to paint more!
Brilliant minis. Nice details, interesting poses and really enjoyable to paint. Mine aren’t winning any painting competitions but I’m proud of them!
Bought these because I loved the character designs and I’m so glad I did. They look even better painted. Such a cool little project.
Very impressed with the quality. I primed them as soon as they arrived and have now finished three of the six. They take paint really well. Thanks!
So much fun! My painting skills definitely need some work 😂 but I loved every minute of it. The miniatures are beautiful and full of little details.
Great little set. The 3D prints arrived looking really nice and the characters have loads of personality. Spent my Sunday afternoon painting them and really enjoyed it.
Absolutely loved painting them. I’m still quite new to miniature painting and they were perfect for practising. Very happy with how mine turned out!
Really happy with these minis! The details are fantastic and they were great fun to paint. Already looking forward to getting the next characters. Thank you!
Fast, and good delivery. Great quality
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