Four Horsemen Studios has dropped a major fantasy collaboration, announcing that actor and long-time Dungeons & Dragons enthusiast Joe Manganiello is bringing his flagship character, Arkhan the Cruel, to the new Infinite Legions line. This marks the second project under the Infinite Legions banner and a huge win for collectors looking for premium D&D-adjacent figures.

A New Scale of Evil

Arkhan the Cruel, the Oathbreaker Paladin known for his distinctive dragon theme and loyalty to Tiamat, will be realized as a fully-posable, Legions-compatible action figure. This figure stands apart in the line with a larger scale, measuring approximately 8 inches tall and featuring an unprecedented level of detail and articulation.

Revealed during the studio’s Gcon presentation and displayed at LegionsCon 2025, Arkhan is a head-to-toe new figure sculpture, packed with high-end features:

• Articulation: Over 40 points of articulation, including double-jointed elbows and knees, butterfly joints, and a waist cut, allowing for incredible posing depth.
• Accessories: Arkhan is equipped with his iconic axe, Fane-Eater. He also includes two different heads, one of which works with a flame breath effect.
• Premium Detailing: The figure features a bendy tail, premium wired soft goods loincloth and cape, and extra hands, including a swappable lower right arm and magic effect that simulates the magical decay of a powerful spell.

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The Dark Order is Coming

The excitement doesn’t stop with the Oathbreaker Paladin. Four Horsemen Studios confirmed that Arkhan the Cruel will be the vanguard for more characters from Joe Manganiello’s creations. The entire Dark Order is slated to receive the Infinite Legions treatment. This ensures fans a dedicated collection of characters rooted in deep D&D lore.

The Arkhan the Cruel figure will be available for pre-order in January 2026, a date fans of both Mythic Legions and Joe Manganiello’s fantasy work should circle immediately.

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