Cheap, sneaky, and destructive—Undermoles burrow into the mid-board, chew through Destructible Terrain, and brawl above their weight with Melee 3 and Tough.Half-wild burrowers raised by the subterranean Tribes, Undermoles dig escape tunnels, sniff out danger—and chew through anything in their way. On the tabletop they’re cheap, scrappy utility pieces that pop up where they’re least expected and literally eat the scenery to open paths for your warband.
Why You’ll Want It
Mid-board entry: Burrows to appear deep in the battlefield, ideal for sudden objective pressure or back-line disruption.
Demolition crew: Removes Destructible Terrain—collapse barricades, open lanes, and deny enemy fortifications.
Tough little fighter: Respectable Melee 3 with Tough lets it tie up light troops or screen for your heavies.
Bargain utility: A very low Rice cost that adds tools your list usually can’t afford elsewhere.
On the Table (Highlights)
Role: Utility / Objective Runner / Disruption
Toolkit: Underground deployment tricks, terrain removal, Melee 3, Tough
Playstyle: Pop up to contest idols, clear obstacles, or pin key models while your frontline advances.
Tactics Tip: Time the Undermole’s arrival right before a scoring turn—chew out a barricade, appear on an undefended point, and force your opponent to waste actions responding.
Box Contents
1× Undermole miniature
1× plastic base
1× Bushido profile card
Product Details
Game System: Bushido (GCT Studios)
Faction: Tribes (Followers of the Fallen Gods)
Assembly: Required; supplied unpainted
Base: Included
For countless cycles the elders of the mountain have watched and waited, their quiet vigil in the high places of the world unbroken. Silently they have overseen the rise and fall of innumerable clans, the petty squabbles of mortals bare no relevance to their goal. Gifted with generations of knowledge passed down through the written teachings of the Koroko Shisai and oral histories of the Karasu Shugenja they hold the secrets of the world in their lofty homes. Now stirred into action, one can only imagine the danger that looms that has rustled the Tengu to war.
