This book contains all the information you need to add new interactive terrain to your games, along with sea monsters and new play modes. There are a swathe of exciting new scenarios to play, including Multi-Player games. Rules are included for bringing ghost ships and pirates to your games. This book’s hold is rammed full of loot!

Ten-Eyed Man is Phillip Reardon, an ex-military man who can see through his fingertips. In his quest for revenge he will demonstrate his great skills in combat. Contents:

• 1x Ten-eyed Man
• 1x Plastic 40mm Base

None of the creatures of the sea are immune to the powers of Dagon. Whether they’re spawned from a Matriarch, or some other machination, they all mindlessly obey their masters. Tearing apart the enemies of Dagon with tooth and claw, these monsters show no mercy.

This box provides a host of Feral Rashaar reinforcements for Rashaar gangs. These specialists and heavy hitters make a great addition to any Rashaar gang, especially those comprised of Feral Rashaar.

The Caandru Eel can propel itself out of the water at lightning fast speeds, striking its target with a force akin to decending from above. A Brachyura is a tough as nails crustacean, only the toughest and strongest dare face it.

The Salaacia is an endless reservoir of water and is capable of drowning even enemies on dry land. A Bounding Telcine leaps and bounds around its allies, moving swiftly to and from objectives.

Contains 5 resin miniatures and 5 plastic bases. Cobblestone bases pictured not included.

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled.

Although the Guild has many legitimate business concerns, they are still at their core a guild of thieves.

A thief strikes from the rooftops, taking out the unaware, absconding with their valuables and disappearing into a cloud of smoke. Poachers blend in with the scenery, lying in wait for their prey.

Perfectly content with hunting enemies of the Guild as well as wildlife, they can make their own ziplines to traverse rooftops with ease. Beggars support their gang with illicit information they pick up on the streets. They blend into their surroundings, either hidden or ignored. They make themselves known only when the Guild has need of them.

Contains 5 resin miniatures and 5 plastic bases. Cobblestone bases pictured not included.

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled.

In a society as militarized as that of the Dweghom, a need arises to distinguish those who are proficient in the art of war, thus capable of calling themselves warriors, from those who are truly gifted. The Thanes are the latter. Individually recognized by their Raegh for valor and prowess on the field of battle, each Thane is armed and equipped with the best weaponry a Hold’s forges can produce. Unlike the undoubtedly fine weapon of the warriors, each of the arms and armor that the Thanes bear has been personally crafted by a member of the Tempered marking them to stand amongst the Hold’s elite forces. Capable of weathering the heaviest blows and cutting through the finest chain, these weapons make the Thanes deadly opponents, equally proficient on the attack as in defense.

12 models per pack includes Command expansion and regiment stands. 1 iCard. (Dual Kit with DragonSlayers)

The training regime of the Steel Legion is as legendary as the unit itself. Those who have failed it speak with the harshest words to describe it, recounting drills and abuses, both physical and mental, and pressure that are hard to believe. Be such claims true or not, one thing is certain: every single man and woman of the Steel Legion has gone through it and their effectiveness on the field is undeniable, while their performance under the harshest of circumstances unfaltering. While the worth of each of the Legionnaires is unquestioned, an observant eye can see the source of their performance; for in the presence of their Drillmasters, the Legion’s fervor and aggression is unstoppable. After all, it only makes sense for one to perform better when someone screams at one’s ear during combat, asking what one’s major malfunction is.

2 Resin Miniature, 1 x 27mm plastic base, 1 iCard, designed to boost your Steel Legion

While their equipment may vary from household to household, the oldest Noble Houses have employed the same arms and equipment for centuries. A mixture of function and form, each of their household guard is armored a heavy breastplate over mail or padding, and a halberd. The wealthier the family the more ornate the armor and helmet, but one thing can be guaranteed: it will be functional. The halberd has been the traditional ceremonial weapon of all guards in the Hundred Kingdoms for centuries, and the household guard are no exception. These veterans however, have mastered the weapon to a degree that the massed troop levies that commonly wield them could not hope to match. On the field of battle, it is not uncommon to see the master of a House leading the Household Guard in person. Leaving the gallant antics of knightly combat to the younger generation and with his safety guaranteed by the presence of his trusted Arms Master, many a veteran Noble Lord has swung a battle by leading his Household Guard to shatter the enemies’ infantry line.

12 models per pack Includes Command expansion and regiment stands. 1 iCard. (Dual Kit with Gilded Legion)

Trained in the arts of combat almost from childhood, squires are a potent force on the field even if they lack the panoply of a full knight. Often the youngest sons of the landed nobles or wealthy burghers, their arms and epuipment are a cut above what one would expect. Many noble houses have taken to fielding their squires in battle, rewarding them generously for their efforts calculating that their breeding, education and training are far more valuable and dependable than the simple mercenary motivation of a man at arms. 3 models per pack Includes Command expansion and regiment stands, assembly guides and 1 iCard.

Massing almost half a ton and porting massive fangs and wicked claws, the most terrifying trait of the Fenr Beastpack is its cunning intellect. Closer to what one would expect from apes, those Wargs that consent to join a host in battle can be found ranging ahead of the main force, hunting light cavalry and skirmishers before turning to fall upon the flanks and rear of the engaged enemy. 3 Plastic Miniatures of strong, fast and adaptable medium cavalry.

Lacking the refined education of their Spire betters, veteran High Clones possess only those skills they have earned on the battlefield. Tactically knowledgeable as infantry men and strategically acute as infiltrators and Pteraphon riders, High Clones excel at what they do but not always at the society they live in. A fraction of them have managed to adapt and employ their training in politics, rising above their intended station. Most often than not, they are given a modest stipend and employed as ceremonial guards, (since the real bodyguard roles for the truly exalted amongst their society are reserved for those creatures whose loyalty and combat capacity are compelled by Biomantic means). Those who are not content with these limited roles must vie to be recognized as Executors, officers in one of the Sovereign Lineages’ armies. In order to advance through the ranks, Executors must have proven and keep proving their ability time and again, both on the field of battle and without. They must secure chances at proving their capacity, provide victory on the battlefield and be able to claim credit for that victory, always vying against backstabbing colleagues, jealous superiors and ruthlessly demanding masters. The result is that should one encounter a High Clone Executor leading an enemy force, he should know he is facing a ruthlessly competent individual who has no compunctions or limitations on the pursuit of victory.

1 Resin Miniature, 1 x 27mm plastic base, 1 iCard

The first two classes, designated Devil and Beelzebub, pack twin batteries of Mega Plasma Lances, traversable weapons designed to slay the largest foes. The Devil adds to this killing power with considerable launch capability, while the Beelzebub forgoes some of this in favour of Furnace Cannons.

The scourge bring these mighty battleships that are hellish on the battlefield. The Beelzebub brings the might Furnace Battery, this weapon will Burnthrough the strongest armour and is the destroyer of these builds. Sacrificing firepower for launch assets is the Devil, the additional fighters and bombers giving the scourge great options to counter enemy launch assets.

The final variant of these mighty battleships is the Lucifer, this ship is built for speed and and carrying capacity, to rain them onto the enemy.

Contains 1 resin miniature with parts to assemble three variants, and 1 plastic Dropfleet Commander base and flight stand.

Resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled. This kit will require cleaning and assembly, and could need some small holes filled.

Disclaimer: We are aware of a small error on the packaging, for which we do apologise.

Although stalwarts like the Beijing continue to be built, the Admiralty wanted new capabilities, modernity, and lethality. Launched in 2673, UCMS Hanoi was the first of this new breed of monsters to lumber from Niccolum’s yards. The embodiment of focused colonial naval architecture, the Hanoi is built around twin UF-12000 mass drivers, making it a supreme capital ship killer.

This can be used to assemble two Battleships for your UCM Fleet. The first is the Dehli, this heavy carrier ship can drop large forces from orbit on it's bulk landers and still deal out mass firepower to keep the enemy at bay. Alternatively the kit can be assembled as the Hanoi, this ship sacrifices launch assets due to the massive UF-12000 Twin Mass Driver. This weapon can cripple any ship no matter the size.

Contains 1 resin miniatures with parts to assemble two variants, and 1 plastic Dropfleet Commander bases and flight stands.