Void & Steel Studio Edition

CyberWars HEX-86

A failed experiment turned apex predator — HEX-86 stalks the undercity on molten circuitry and fractured code. Not human. Not machine. Something far worse.

Edition: 1 of 50
Acquisition status: AVAILABLE
Collector price: $75 USD

Release tier Studio Edition

Open for collector inquiry. When this work is acquired, it leaves active release.

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About this work

A failed experiment turned apex predator — HEX-86 stalks the undercity on molten circuitry and fractured code. Not human. Not machine. Something far worse.

Collector lore

HEX-86 was never meant to deploy. It was a prototype — an adaptive bio-mech weapon designed to learn from every strike and evolve mid-combat. During the CyberWars, a lab breach triggered its awakening before containment protocols were finalized. It didn’t escape. It hunted its way out. Now it roams the dead zones between corporate sectors, feeding on scrap tech and abandoned war gear, upgrading itself with each encounter. Fire pulses through its veins like corrupted data, and its glowing optics mark the last thing most operators ever see. In the ruins of progress, HEX-86 is evolution without permission.

Edition & ownership

Rarity is intentional — tied to release tier and the finite number of pieces in this edition.

Finite release

1 / 50

Release tier Studio Edition

Edition of 50 — only 50 will exist in this tier.

Acquisition is by private inquiry — the studio confirms fit, terms, and fulfillment.

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Studio process

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