This fantastic starter set boasts over 55 highly detailed Mantic miniatures, including vehicles, rules and force lists, a quick start guide, dice and tokens. This box is a perfect introduction to the Warpath Universe and the immersive, tactical and action-packed tabletop game of Firefight. Contents:

• 25 Hard Plastic Veer-Myn Nightcrawlers
• 4 Hard Plastic Veer-Myn Nightmares
• 1 Hard Plastic Veer-Myn Tunneler
• 2 PVC Veer-Myn Tunnel Runners
• 1 PVC Veer-Myn Progenitor
• 15 Hard Plastic Forge Father Steel Warriors
• 6 Hard Plastic Forge Father Forge Guard
• 1 Hard Plastic Forge Father Sturnhammer
• 1 Firefight: Command Protocols Book
• 2 Card Counter Sheets
• 1 Getting Started Guide
• 16 D8 Dice
• 11 Command Dice
• 50 Hard Plastic 25mm Bases
• 4 MDF 40mm Bases
• 2 MDF 60mm Bases

Models supplied unassembled and unpainted. Requires super glue. We recommend washing resin models in warm, soapy water before painting.

These are three large, super elite cavalry forces. These have a premium look, and play action in the game. Exemplars even amongst the superhumanly skilled Orders, the Order of the Ashen Dawn are spoken of in hushed whispers and respectful tones even by those who are unlucky enough to count them as enemies. Clad in baroque armor of a craftsmanship that has reduced master smiths to tears, these holy warriors are the definitive answer to the monsters and nightmares that plague mankind. They are the final guardians of the Sealed Temple and the keepers of its darkest treasures. FUN FACT - In First Blood these will be officers with unique rules, thus 3 cards. A unique feature for this set.

Born of the ancient hunting lodges of the Nords, the Bearsarks have long been a terror on and off the battlefield. Their insular nature, occult practices and unbridled ferocity have made them dangerous to both ally and foe as most Bearsark lodges make ends meet as brigands and raiders among the Nord lands when not directly employed by an enterprising Jarl or Shaman. On the battlefield, their unbridled ferocity, disregard for danger and brutal strength make them ideal frontline combatants, where their vicious two handed weapons make a mockery of whatever defensive formations the foe might hide behind. How they Play: An elite Heavy Regiment, blindly charging and unleashing devastating high quality Cleave (2) Attacks with Linebreaker, they are bound to make short work of all but the toughest opponents off Objectives and other areas of importance on the Battlefield.

Any Nord leader worth his salt keeps a retinue of Huskarls close at hand to enforce his will on rebellious vassals and fight off raids. The leader of the Huskarls is often a Thegn, a wealthy warrior who has managed to earn his lord’s implicit trust while maintaining good relations with the landed Huskarls. Unlike the Chosen, who serve as bodyguards and wartime companions, a Thegn stands by his lord at all times: ensuring the shield line holds on the battlefield and that taxes and oaths of fealty are administered off it. How they Play: Expert in fighting in a Shield Wall through countless battles, the Thegn coordinates their Regiment to fight into a cohesive and disciplined defensive formation.

Few who look upon the Ulfhednar on the field of battle realize that these raging barbarians are in fact a warrior lodge whose origins predate the veneration of the Aesir and the Vanir. Descending upon their foe clad in their ceremonial furs and armed with twin blades, these ritual warriors are a menace to all who would stand in their path, their frenzied state inuring them to fear or pain. Fast, savage and deadly, the Ulfhednar close with their opponents with terrifying speed, their twin blades whistling as they carve a path of savage mayhem through the enemies vulnerable flank and read. How they Play: An elite Medium Regiment, blindly charging and unleashing a true whirlwind of Attacks overcoming even the most determined opponents. Extremely lethal in close combat although vulnerable to missile fire.

While female Speakers display an admirable affinity to the carnivorous Raptors that dwell within their primal lands, they are not the only cavalry the W’adrhun can bring to bear. Riding juvenile Brontoceratops (the elder beasts being too stubborn and docile to be goaded to battle) the Thunder Riders descend on the enemy formations in an unstoppable avalanche of muscle, crest and violence. The sheer power and impact these mounts can bring to bear as they stampede and trample enemy lines has earned these young riders a terrifying reputation that belies their years. How they Play: The W'adrhun version of Heavy Shock Cavalry, the Thunder Riders focus more on a debilitating Charge rather than sustained combat, even though their defensive stats would naturally protect them. Although their Movement stats are more in line with Brutes, this Cavalry Regiment will give any defensive formation a real run for its points.

Daggers are silent hunting creatures – Fauna that stalk from the shadows to attack their prey. They inhabit environs across the Cradle Worlds and can lay dormant for years, living off tiny scraps of food for long periods of time.

These dangerous Fauna are available to use in your games of Dropzone Commander, regardless of which faction you play. They inhabit buildings, making occupation an extremely tense idea!

The full unit profile for Daggers along with rules for using non-player Fauna are available in Reconquest: Phase 2.

Kit contains a random assortment of 9 resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled with plastic bases.

“Mauler” is the catch all term for any hulking, belligerent beasts roaming over large areas in angry packs. No matter their actual genus, this subset of Fauna are always territorial, but over a much larger area than many other Fauna seen during the Reconquest. They patrol through cities and across plains searching for threats to their sovereignty, lashing out at any they see as encroaching upon their territory.

The fearsome Maulers are Fauna, non-player units that can be used in your games of Dropzone Commander, regardless of which faction you play. They hunt in packs of three, although even a single Mauler is enough to make trouble for the most seasoned of Commanders!

The full unit profile for Maulers along with rules for using non-player Fauna are available in Reconquest: Phase 2.

Kit contains 3 resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled with plastic bases.