Taking advantage of the resources around you can be the key to surviving the harsh environment of a Deadzone. These hard-wearing acrylic counters are perfect for representing the items and equipment found in your games.

• Set of Acrylic DZ item markers

The most committed Reb commander in the galaxy, willing to lay down her life or whatever else is required for the cause. This set contains 1 metal model. Models supplied unassembled and unpainted. Metal models require super glue.

Black Talon pilots are regarded as something of an elite cadre amongst the highly skilled warrior brotherhoods of the Clades. Talon Primes are even more skilled, capable of striking at the foe with terrifying precision. This set contains everything you need to build either Ten’Ur Go or a Black Talon Prime, including:

• 1 Metal Black Talon Prime with Alternate Components
• 25mm Round Base
• Miniatures supplied unassembled and unpainted. Requires Superglue.

The Cypher clades are the most elite warriors in the Asterian military. To become a leader or a specialist in such a force is to become one of the greatest fighters in the galaxy. This set contains 6 Infantry for Warpath, including:

• 2 Plastic Cypher Primes
• Lightblade and Energy Shield
• 2 Plastic Cyphers with Force Rifles
• 2 Plastic Cyphers with Missile Launchers
• 25mm Plastic Round Bases
• Miniatures supplied unassembled and unpainted. Requires superglue.

It takes many years to achieve the level of self-control necessary to pilot a Cypher but once mastered, they have few equals in war. This set contains 14 Asterian Infantry for Warpath or Deadzone, including:

• 6 Plastic Cyphers with Noh Rifles
• 6 Plastic Cyphers with Charge Gloves
• 2 Plastic Cyphers with Fission Beamers
• Plastic 25mm Round Bases
• Miniatures Supplied unassembled and unpainted. Requires superglue.

One of the few races to regularly treat and form pacts with the Asterians are the Matsudan. This ancient race of large, lizard-like creatures is thought to be almost as old as the Asterians themselves. They have a culture steeped in tradition and honour, so the actions of the profit-hungry corporations of the GCPS regularly come into conflict with the Matsudan’s venerable sense of integrity. To say the Asterians exploit this animosity is perhaps harsh, but they certainly don’t discourage it.

• 1x Resin Matsudan Toshiyori
• 1x Resin Matsudan Inashi
• 1x Resin Matsudan Sekiwake
• 2x Resin Matsudan Ozeki/Yokozuna
• Models supplied unassembled and unpainted. Requires super glue. We recommend washing resin models in warm, soapy water before painting.

Clades ensure that each Spectra is equipped with the latest stealth and energy shield technology. Spectras are only deployed in swift, surgical strikes when the need is dire.

• 1 x Resin Spectra
• 1 x Translucent blue resin energy shield
• 2 x Head options
• 2 x Weapon options
• 1 x 50mm base
• Models supplied unpainted and unassembled. Super Glue is required for Resin miniatures. We recommend washing resin minis in hot, soapy water before painting.

Thought to be related to the mighty Spectra, little is known about the mysterious Marionette Phantom. Relying on thicker armour than the smaller Marionette, the Phantom is as adept in close combat as it is at long-range, thanks to Twin Noh Rifles mounted on its wrists. Yes it may not have the foreboding presence of a Spectra, but only a fool would overlook the lethal capabilities of a Phantom.

Despite their size, the Matsudan can move with a grace that belies their bulk. The Inashi is armed with a pair of lethal light blades that can cut foes to ribbons.

• 1x Resin Matsudan Specialist Inashi and base
• Models supplied unpainted and unassembled. Super Glue is required for Resin models.

The Ōzeki are typically Matsudan in training for the Matsudo Games. They head into the battlefield to hone their skills and fight with honour. The Ion Cannon used by the Yokozuna is one of the Matsudan’s preferred weapons and is able to cause devastation on a scale beyond typical GCPS weaponry.

• 1x Resin Specialist Ōzeki/Yokozuna and base
• Models supplied unassembled and unpainted. Super Glue is required for Resin models.

Armed with the lethal Shock Maul, the Sekiwake is able to smash through even the strongest of armour without breaking a sweat. 1x Resin Specialist Sekiwake and base. Models supplied unpainted and unassembled. Super glue is required for Resin models.

6th Rates were the smallest of the warships in the Royal Navy rating system, which would have been generally adopted worldwide. This category covered ships with between 20 and 28 guns on a single deck. Although not considered to be powerful enough to take their place alongside larger ships of the line they performed well in other duties and in smaller engagements where the 1st and 2nd Rate man-o-war weren't necessary. Well known 6th Rates include the fictional vessel HMS Surprise as captained by author Patrick O'Brian's Capt. Jack Aubrey whilst C.S. Forester's Horatio Hornblower takes command of HMS Atropos in one of his novels.

This squadron represents the vessels with their gunports closed (battened down).

Contains three vessels (a mixture of resin, plastic & metal) and game aids.

A 74-gun ship-of-the-line armed with 24-pdrs and 36-pdrs. This ship was at the centre of the fight in the Battle of Navarino in 1827. She was regarded as the finest ship in the Russian Navy for at least four years, after which she was left to rot.

Contains 1 resin & metal vessel plus game aids.

A huge 130-gun first rate ship-of-the-line, possibly based on the designs of the Spanish Santisima Trinidad.

Contains 1 resin & metal vessel plus game aids.

As the smaller ships-of-the-line became less useful in fleet actions due the increasing size and armaments of the larger ships many of them were 'razeed'. This was the process of either removing the quarterdeck and forecastle or otherwise cutting them down to have just two decks. The resulting razeed ships were more stable in rough seas as well as quicker. 64-gun 3rd Rate ships were razeed to become 44-gun vessels – these were classed as frigates although they generally performed better than the purpose-built frigates of the day. HMS Indefatigable is a well-known razeed 3rd Rate.

Contains two vessels – one razeed 3rd Rate & one 4th Rate (a mixture of resin, plastic & metal) and game aids.

A 2nd rate ship-of-the-line built on the Black Sea and became part of the Black Sea fleet. She also saw action in the Mediterranean, where she helped capture several coastal towns and fortifications.

Contains 1 resin & metal vessel plus game aids.

Remember that most of the time, when it comes to Jima and the Silver Moon Syndicate, The House Always Wins... well. Enter young Fuku, a man of marvel with cards, dice, lee-rets, bluffing, blinding, and bidding. One night, he won so much that he earned the eternal ire of one of the underbosses, Deikuo. Deikuo was convinced that Fuku was somehow cheating but could not work out how. All he knew was that Fuku played large and loud, leaving the table just before his luck would surely turn for the worse. He even sent several of his thugs after Fuku, but strangely enough, they all suffered extremely "unlucky" accidents.

Determined to make Fuku lose, Deikuo used a considerable portion of his wealth to offer to the Rakki to make Fuku lose on a costly hand of cards. It's said that this is how the Rakki got that slight smile on the side of his mouth because Fuku won the hand, costing not only the players but Deikuo himself all they possessed. You can't bet against luck, it seems. After winning, even more, he drew the unwanted attention of the Oyabun of the Golden Dawn, who made him an offer he could simply not refuse; you can't play games of chance when you're dead, so he now works for the Silvermoon Trade Synidicate, because as anyone knows, those who the Golden Rakki will not, or cannot, interfere with are valuable.

Like many models in the Silvermoon Trade Syndicate, Fuku is not taken for his overt combat ability. Instead, his collection of luck-altering abilities fits in well with the Silvermoon's existing re-roll mechanics. Gamblers' Ruin can cause even the most skilled model to simply have an unlucky roll, and Misfortune can cause glancing blows to turn into fatal hits.

Mina was born in a small fishing village on the coast below the Rokan mountains, where she loved to swim and play in the sea. She swam gracefully, even managing to use the force of the waves to propel her toward the beach at great speed, and by doing this, she could perform incredible stunts and crowd-pleasing acrobatics. The locals called her a 'water dancer'. Her life was one of sand, sea, and surf; she felt balanced and harmonious and sought to learn more about these feelings and her place in the universe.

That is why she went to the temple of Ro-Kan, to learn more about the wonders of the world and the force that binds it all together. She has been given instruction and teaching, and because of her affinity with the ocean, she can summon sea water to aid in her and others' defence. Her powers are inextricably linked with the tides' pull and the moon's stages.

The Moon Lions are well known for their stealth and their savagery, and it is because they share these traits with the members of the Bleeding Moon that they have incorporated these animals into their ever-broadening arsenal. These creatures live in the immediate surrounds of the Bleeding Moon's hidden stronghold, where they are known to eat the unwary, unwanted, and uninitiated. Occasionally the Bleeding moon finds a cub that can be trained and taken with them.

Sadly the Moon Lions are notorious for reverting to their instincts after only a handful of mission together before fleeing back into the wild. However, Neko proves to be different and has become one of the Bleeding moon, showing no signs of wanting to return to his natural habitat, quite the contrary, he seems more at home within their ranks than most initiates!