Ruling by decree is a snap when you are an interplanetary dictator with a penchant for genocide and an addiction to cigarettes. Oh, and when you have ten merchant-warvessels of brutal reptilian aliens on semi-permanent hire, and you know precisely how to keep them loyal to you.
(Genocidal Overlord painted by Chris Yaro. Detailing on model base was added by Chris and is not included.)
Overlord Jellina Joel I oversees an empire of seven planetary systems from her palace built on an asteroid in the 368 Sumita System. From this palace (constructed of glossy black rock, with tasteful gold accents), her unreasonable decrees descend upon her hapless subjects, and should they disobey, something far worse descends on them - carnivorous Garn mercenaries, in particular the exceptionally unpleasant Red Garn, who have free reign to steal anything they want, destroy anything too big to steal, and eat anyone who gets in the way (as well as anyone who doesn't).
Of course, being an overlord means one gets a cut of the booty (other than what goes into the Garn larders), which is enough to keep her in black leather uniforms, gold epaulets, and Garn mercenaries indefinitely.
Jellina is definitely not to be underestimated as a tactician or as a duelist, being especially proficient with her favourite toy, an ancient, mint-condition .50 caliber automatic pistol from the distant past of some faraway solar system - this despite having only one eye left, the other being covered by (what else) a black eye-patch.
Beautifully sculpted by Aaron Brown of Black Crab, Jellina Jol I, genocidal overlord, is the first character model in our 28mm sci-fi series. She was inspired by a lyric in an obscure song, Certain People I Could Name by the band They Might be Giants. She is intended as a flamboyantly nefarious personality figure to hire and lead our stern Garn mercenaries, especially the renegade Red Garn who have been banished from the Confederation for violence too extreme even for the Garn. Of course, she should find a home causing mayhem in any other sci-fi or Pulp game as well.
The Genocidal Overlord comes with two separate right hands - one holding up a cigarette, the other her enormous Desert Eagle .50 caliber pistol. To conform with either of these hand options, two different holsters are also provided, one empty, the other with pistol. The cigarette can either be painted as cast for extra solidity (as shown in the photo), or can be whittled down with a hobby knife for better scale thinness.