The Forsaken Banner stands as a haunting relic of forgotten wars and vanished tribes. Weathered cloths hang from a crude wooden frame, their faded hues of ochre and blue telling stories of glory long extinguished. Frayed edges flap as though whispering the laments of those who once stood beneath its shadow. The poles — bound by rough rope and twisted fibers — suggest a structure erected in desperation, perhaps on a battlefield or a sacred ground now abandoned to time.

Each tear and stain on the tattered fabric hints at untold battles and sorrow. The fabric itself bears faint marks of soot and blood, preserved through age and decay, while the wooden frame carries the scars of weather and neglect. It feels as though the banner once bore a symbol of power, now erased by centuries of rain, wind, and silence. What remains is not just a decoration — it’s a monument to endurance, a physical echo of loss, memory, and survival.

With high-quality PBR detailing, the model features realistic cloth physics, weathered fabric textures, and aged wood with subtle dirt accumulation, making it perfect for post-apocalyptic, medieval, or fantasy game environments. It can serve as a prop for ruined temples, tribal villages, or war-torn camps, adding emotional weight and environmental realism to any scene.

The Forsaken Banner captures the beauty of decay — a visual poem about the passage of time and the stories the wind still remembers.