Pre-Order Now Open for Unofficial Silent Statue from Slay the Spire 2 by SkyRealm Studio
SkyRealm Studio has commenced pre-orders for a striking new unofficial statue of The Silent, a beloved character from the highly acclaimed game Slay the Spire 2. The meticulously crafted statue captures The Silent in a dynamic pose, brandishing her signature venom-coated blades while standing dramatically atop a Parasitic Frog.
Slay the Spire 2, a popular deck-building roguelike, has garnered immense praise and cultivated a vast fan base, reaching a peak concurrent player count of 574,638 users on Steam and receiving numerous positive reviews.
This collectible piece, fashioned from durable resin and polyurethane, measures 28.3 cm in height, 15.8 cm in width, and 20.1 cm in depth. The base, designed as a Parasitic Frog, adds to its unique appeal. Enthusiasts can currently pre-order the statue in select regions for $166.87 (approximately 13,579 Russian Rubles). The precise release date for the statue has not yet been disclosed.
The Silent is a distinguished playable character across both Slay the Spire titles, embodying the quintessential fantasy rogue. Her combat style is characterized by swift attacks, the strategic throwing of shivs, and the effective use of various poisons to overcome adversaries.
It is important to clarify that SkyRealm Studio operates independently, and this statue is an unofficial, fan-made creation. It is not an licensed product and has no affiliation with Mega Crit, the developers of Slay the Spire.
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