Death worked carefully when crafting his Court executioner, one who would not have a predilection towards acts of violence. No…instead, Death crafted the gentlest spirit he could, one with an innate sense of justice. And of all of Death’s court, it is Oglavaeil who holds the most power – a power that could tear the Underworld apart if the executioner was ever given provocation.
If Oglavaeil, borne of Spirit, could articulate just one question to his maker, it would be, “Why?” But, despite the crushing weight of his burdens, he also must assume it is a far greater one that rests upon the shoulders of the Lord of the Underworld. So instead of feeling pain, or outrage, or resentment, for being created to fill such an arduous role, Oglavaeil’s pity is saved for Death. A pity that the court executioner will never find the words to express.
If Oglavaeil, borne of Spirit, could articulate just one question to his maker, it would be, “Why?” But, despite the crushing weight of his burdens, he also must assume it is a far greater one that rests upon the shoulders of the Lord of the Underworld. So instead of feeling pain, or outrage, or resentment, for being created to fill such an arduous role, Oglavaeil’s pity is saved for Death. A pity that the court executioner will never find the words to express.
Most beings in the Underworld believe that Oglavaeil serves the Court, but this is a partial misconception. Oglavaeil was created for one purpose only: to serve the laws of Death – and the endless political intrigues within the Court often cross the boundaries of these laws. It is a growing source of discontent for the executioner, one that he fears may some day push him to act. Still, it is not a path Oglavaeil would choose lightly, for intervention with the power structure of the Underworld could easily cause more chaos than order.
There are few within the Court that Oglavaeil admires as much as Kier. There is a pain and emptiness within the leader of the Faction of Spirit that he finds comfortably familiar, and Kier’s thirst for justice strikes a resonant chord with the executioner. Although, it is with great sadness, he accepts that the fallen Valkyrie will most likely be consumed by her useless quest for vengeance.
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The magnificent pencil work of Sideshow Senior Concept Artist Amilcar Fong has been the design foundation for the Sideshow’s original property, Court of the Dead. The Executus Reaper Oglavaeil Legendary Scale Bust – Graphite Edition is inspired by the direct connection between Fong’s 2D pencil renderings and his 3D sculpting talents. The bold, high-contrast, graphite finish on this collectible lets the light and dark play across its raw surface, enabling a deeper appreciation of the handiwork involved in its origination. Celebrate sculpture in its most core form. Drink in every hand-sculpted detail by master artist and sculptor Amilcar Fong with the Oglavaeil bust in this exclusive, vivid graphite tone.
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Do you dare to gaze into the eyes of the one who would be your end? You may be surprised to discover a hint of pity there.
Sideshow is excited to introduce a new format to our original Court of the Dead collection: The Executus Reaper Oglavaeil Legendary Scale Bust. This intricately-rendered and hyper-detailed portrait of Death’s Executioner provides a unique view of this compelling character, who is torn between his morbid duty and his compassion for those he must end. The Executus Reaper Oglavaeil Legendary Scale Bust is not for the faint of heart.
