A Noble Lord on foot, surrounded by his loyal Household Guard, is a force to be reckoned with. A trained Noble Lord on foot, surrounded by his loyal Household Guard as they are led by his loyal Armsmaster is something to behold. 1 Resin Miniature, 1 x 27mm plastic base, 1 iCard, an offensive addition to their Noble Lords and the Houshold Guard

These sets include each factions’ Secret Objectives updated for the second edition, as well as all new, individually illustrated, Spell Cards for each spell available to the casters of each faction to serve as memory aids and casting tokens. All of these cards are contained within a beautifully illustrated and faction themed deck box to allow players to keep all of the cards needed to play Conquest in a single, easy to access container.

13 Spell Cards, 15 Command Cards, 10 Objective Cards, 1 Wound Trackers, 1 Hundred Kingdoms Deck Box

The recruitment standards of the Gilded Legion today are even stricter than those of the Steel Legion. Each candidate must be able to prove ten years of prior service in an armed and active unit. In addition, one must present two recommendation letters, at least one of which must be from a recognized imperial servant of the rank of Lictor and above, which provide assurances  of the individual’s loyalty, skill and character. Once a prospective candidate’s credentials have been accepted, he must then endure the Ordeal, a fitness regime based on the Agoge practiced in the City States, one of the most ruthless training processes ever devised by man. While the hearts of the people would never be won despite the legion’s restructuring, what once was hatred and loathing, has turned into fearful contempt. In the end, Gilded Legionnaires care little. Sharing common living grounds, their families befriending each other, their children growing together, the Gilded Legion has become more than a choice, for many. It is a tradition and a way of life, the bonds between its members as lasting and loyal as their dedication to their work. Following these reforms, the Gilded Legion became a powerful tool in the hands of the Chamberlain, ensuring the sanctity and safety of the Imperial Mint, the most influential Imperial institution under his control. Loath to waste such a valuable resource on petty squabbles, the Gilded Legion cannot be hired out as mere mercenaries and remains committed to its guard and garrison duties. Their presence on the battlefield means the Chamberlain himself has a vested interest in the outcome, a proposition almost as disheartening as facing these professional killers on the field.

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

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)

Following the sweeping reforms of Charles Armatellum at the onset of his conquests, the ceremony of dubbing can only be performed by an Imperial noble of at least the rank of Margrave or Count Palatine. The anointment, moreover, can only take place after a battle in which the prospective knight has blooded his blade. These mandates were established to ensure that only men of true prowess earned the rank of Knight. Even with the Empire dissolved, those mandates are well preserved traditions and those who ignore them meet ridicule. In fact, a recurring article presented in the Imperial Conclaves is the appointment of Counts Palatine, to replace those who may have fallen in battle or died of old age. The massed charge of Household Knights is one of the most powerful weapons at the disposal of a Hundred Kingdoms commander. Hundreds of pounds of obdurate metal and muscle, forged through years of training and experience, they have shattered men, formations, and kingdoms throughout the ages.

3 models per pack Includes Command expansion and regiment stands. 1 iCard.

Centuries ago, the Emperor, backed by the Orders, came to an agreement with the largest nobles houses at the Council of Lient. In return for a significant reduction of their scutage fees, money paid instead of feudal service, they agreed to allow the Orders to help them train and equip their militias. Since that memorable day, the Order of the Sealed Temple has hired countless veterans to help train local militias throughout the kingdoms, scattering these potentially volatile men, while putting their experience to good use. Coupled with the prodigious amounts of wealth the Order has spent in arming and equipping these militias, as well as the tireless efforts of the Servites in ensuring these arms and armor are well distributed, almost every town and village possesses a well-armed and equipped militia. The Militia Act has been one of the most stabilizing and far reaching reforms ever implemented in the Hundred Kingdoms, curbing the power of the noble lords, while helping the population defend itself against outside threats.

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

Centuries ago, the Emperor, backed by the Orders, came to an agreement with the largest nobles houses at the Council of Lient. In return for a significant reduction of their scutage fees, money paid instead of feudal service, they agreed to allow the Orders to help them train and equip their militias. Since that memorable day, the Order of the Sealed Temple has hired countless veterans to help train local militias throughout the kingdoms, scattering these potentially volatile men, while putting their experience to good use. Coupled with the prodigious amounts of wealth the Order has spent in arming and equipping these militias, as well as the tireless efforts of the Servites in ensuring these arms and armor are well distributed, almost every town and village possesses a well-armed and equipped militia. The Militia Act has been one of the most stabilizing and far reaching reforms ever implemented in the Hundred Kingdoms, curbing the power of the noble lords, while helping the population defend itself against outside threats.

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

A society as militarized as the Hundred Kingdoms is bound to have countless veteran arms men roaming the lands. The Orders and the Office of the Imperial Household have exerted tremendous effort to mitigate the destabilizing influence they could be to society, encouraging them to retire to border communities where they are hired to train the militia on Imperial wages subsidized by the Orders. However, there are always some hard-bitten veterans who cannot seem to stay away from the battlefield. Veterans of countless battles, these seasoned campaigners are invaluable to any Commander, bolstering his front line and leading the men by example.

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

A Hundred Kingdoms Warband is the ideal place for an aspiring commander to begin his collection into the world of Conquest. With two Characters and three Regiment it provides the player with enough troops to play a solid game of Conquest: First Blood, while also providing a starting point for a full Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings army. Makes a great gift! An amazing boxed set with 12 Household Guard or Gilded Legion Miniatures, 12 Militia Bowmen or Militia Miniatures, 3 Household Knights Miniatures, 1 Noble Lord Resin Miniature, 1 Theist Priest Resin Miniature, 1 Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings Rulebook, 1 Conquest: First Blood Rulebook.

A simple functionary of the ancillary branch of the vaunted Order of the Sealed Temple, the humble Servite has probably done more work on improving the lot of the common peasant of the Hundred Kingdoms than a hundred nobles. By ensuring that their militia is well shod and fed a commander of the hundred kingdoms ensures they are where they need to be when they need to be. 1 Resin Miniature, 1 x 27mm plastic base, 1 iCard, enhancing the resolve and march of the faithful.

6 faction specific paints - Antique Gold, Metallic Pewter, Red 4, Ochre 4 contrast, Brown 4 contrast, Flesh 3