The road to LegionsCon 2026 has officially gotten a lot more spectral. Four Horsemen Studios has pulled back the curtain on its highly anticipated show-edition exclusive figure set. Making their grand debut from the mysterious lore of the “Necropolis at Duskvale” sub-line, the stunning Mythic Legions Ghost Elves are set to haunt collections later this year.
For fans who live for the customization and “pop-and-swap” engineering that made Four Horsemen Studios an industry powerhouse, this massive deluxe set is shaping up to be an absolute essential.
An Unprecedented Deluxe Set Packed with Accessories
The upcoming Mythic Legions Ghost Elves release is a fully loaded legion-builder kit convention exclusive. Designed with incredible value and dynamic display flexibility in mind, the set includes an immense parts inventory that allows collectors to build multiple distinct variations right out of the box.
Inside the packaging, fans will find a sprawling collection of premium components:
- Five Total Heads: Providing immense display versatility (including two highly coveted head repaints exclusive to the show edition).
- Four Sets of Hands: Tailored for dynamic weapon holding and expressive posing.
- Two Full Torsos and Two Distinct Waist Armor Pieces: Allowing you to change the physical build and armor silhouette of your figures completely.
- Two Sets of Shoulder Pauldrons: Perfect for elevating the regal or battle-hardened appearance of your elves.
- An Arsenal of Weaponry: Featuring a beautifully sculpted long bow, a detailed quiver, a single arrow, a large greatsword, a short sword, and a lethal hunting spear.
- Three Specialized Belts: Adding final layers of texture and tactical gear to the figure’s waistline.
Using these specific parts, collectors can perfectly recreate the established lore characters of the haunting Barrowseer or the relentless Pale Huntress. Alternatively, the massive pool of parts means you can construct your own unique spectral warriors to populate the dark, forested borders of the Realm of Mythoss.
Deep Compatibility and Legendary Packaging
In an exciting nod to long-term fans of the franchise, Four Horsemen Studios confirmed that this new deluxe set is entirely cross-compatible with last year’s popular “Nymph/Churel” figure release. This seamless compatibility dramatically increases the custom potential, unlocking an exponential number of mix-and-match options for the customizing community.
As a true show-edition exclusive, the LegionsCon 2026 variant will be housed in highly collectible deluxe packaging. The box features breathtaking, original artwork created by the acclaimed artist David Williams (@itsdavidwilliams), ensuring that the exterior of the package is just as much a work of art as the figure inside.
Most importantly for completionists, the show-edition release includes two exclusive bonus heads that will not be found in any future retail iterations. These are specialized repaints of the fan-favorite Lucretia and Gryshaa the Slytherer head sculpts—paint variants that will be permanently locked behind the convention doors.
How to Secure Your Ghost Elves Set
LegionsCon 2026 is scheduled to take place from November 7th through November 8th in Whippany, New Jersey, with the annual “Gcon” preview broadcast kicking things off on Friday, November 6th. The event is already pacing to be the largest celebration in the studio’s history, bringing together thousands of dedicated toy fans, creators, and vendors under one roof.
If you are unable to travel to New Jersey this November, don’t panic. While the exclusive packaging and the bonus Lucretia/Gryshaa repaints will remain strictly exclusive to attendees, Four Horsemen Studios will offer a “standard” edition of the Mythic Legions Ghost Elves figure at StoreHorsemen early next year.
Full convention information, schedule details, exhibitor lists, and event tickets are available right now at the official website, LegionsCon.com. Secure your passes early to ensure you don’t miss out on what is sure to be one of the hottest toy drops of the year!
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