Rendered in 1/10 scale, this figure portrays Altria Pendragon as Mordred poised on the Camlann no Oka battlefield. She wears gleaming white armor with gold trim and crimson accents, a flowing red cape that lifts with an imagined gust, and silver greaves that catch the light from every angle. Her hair is short and vivid pink, styled to look windswept, with a determined expression that hints at her bold, uncompromising will. The armor panels are sculpted with fine line work to resemble hammered metal, while the cape drapes naturally and shows subtle fabric folds. In her hand she grips a long, sharp blade—the Clarent Blade—its blade polished to a mirror finish and its guard bearing quiet Arthurian motifs. The rocky base, scattered banners, and faded earth tones evoke a ruined hilltop, completing a dramatic moment of confrontation and resolve. The overall effect is a blend of nobility and fearless defiance.

Mordred Pendragon is introduced in Fate lore as a bold and impulsive knight who believes fiercely in the right to rule Camelot, even if her claim is contested. Born as the child of Arthur, she carries both the weight of prophecy and a burning need to prove herself worthy of the crown. Across generations and battles, she seeks to redefine what it means to be a king, pushing through doubt with stubborn courage. On the battlefield at Camlann no Oka, her ideal of destiny collides with the harsh realities of politics and loyalty. This figure captures that moment of conviction: a young knight deciding her own fate, meeting Arthur’s legacy with a blaze of red armor, and choosing to fight not just for power, but for a future she believes Camelot deserves. The story behind her stance is one of ambition, conflict, and ultimate resolve.