In the northernmost reaches of civilized land, the Night's Watch man The Wall, keeping Westeros safe from the wild things roaming beyond the Wall. The Builder Stone Thrower is an artillery piece that Night's Watch commanders can bring with them to battle. Extremely cumbersome to move, and poorly armored, the StoneThrower more than makes up for it in offensive power. The Thrower has no upper limit to its range, lobbing boulders over troops and terrain to land where needed. This product is an expansion: A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game core set required to play.

The Poor Fellows do not wear fancy armor. Their weapons are whatever was close by when they headed into combat. But enemy Commanders that discount their prowess in battle will soon find themselves overrun by fanatics. The Poor Fellows Unit Box gives Lannister Commanders a unit full of surprises on the battlefield. Having only moderate combat abilities, their true strength comes from passing Morale tests. That gives them a Faith token that can later be spent to deal direct Wounds to enemies. The unit also continually regenerates its numbers as the battle goes on, calling up new faithful to join their ranks each time they activate. The unit can be on the verge of destruction one turn, then swell back to full combat strength in a couple turns.

The Builders are the designers, engineers, and craftsmen that keep the Night's Watch stocked with arms and armor, as well as create and maintain the siege weapons along The Wall. But everyone in the Night's Watch must be ready to take up arms when a threat to Westeros appears, including the Builders.The Builder Crossbowmen unit box gives Night's Watch commanders a dedicated ranged unit for their forces. Not very swift and lacking heavy armor, the Crossbowmen are still capable of dishing out damage at a distance. Their regular attacks have Sundering, meaning that they can easily pierce enemy armor, while their Order allows them to get a free attack on any enemy foolish enough to try and charge them.

Far in the north of Westeros, The Wall protects the civilized lands from the dangers that lurk beyond. Manning The Wall is the Night's Watch. These discarded sons of Westeros have sworn to protect those that cast them out against any and all that might threaten them. Such conditions are harsh, and not many survive to become veterans. However, those that do are some of the fiercest fighters in all the land. This product is an expansion: A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game core set required to play.

House Tully has long been one of House Stark's most stalwart allies. Now that the Direwolf has marched to war, every resource is being sent to field. That includes House Tully's Cavaliers, their heavily armed and armored cavalry. They are masters at the cavalry charge and can break enemy lines with ease. The Tully Cavaliers Unit Box for the A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game gives House Stark Commanders a new cavalry option for their forces. Equipped with heavy weapons designed specifically for cavalry, the Cavaliers gain multiple bonuses when Charging. Their Lances gain extra dice as well as gain Sundering, making the attack truly devastating. The Cavaliers are also able to regain lost Wounds when targeted by Maneuver space on the Tactics Board, meaning they can come back from the brink, even after enemies have made it through their formidable armor.

The Free Folk aren't necessarily fighting to place a representative on the Iron Throne. Though, they certainly would if given the opportunity. They are just trying to fight for an equal opportunity to live life like the southerners do. The Free Folk Heroes I box gives Free Folk Commanders a whole host of new options for their forces. Coming up from the ranks of everyday men and women, people like Rattleshirt, Harma the Dogshead, or The Weeper, are set to move the course of the Free Folk in certain directions. This set includes both Unit Attachments as well as Non-Combat Units, including several Commanders and their accompanying Tactics cards. The fate of the Free Folk is in their hands. This product is an expansion: A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game core set required to play.

Taken from the dregs and leftovers of society, there are those that rise through the ranks and achieve places of power on the Wall. The Night's Watch Heroes I box gives Night's Watch Commanders all manner of new options when creating their forces. With an array of Unit Attachments, a Non-Combat Unit, and options for new Commanders, the box can really change up the way a Night's Watch army performs out on the battlefield. This product is an expansion: A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game core set required to play.

Many in Westeros regard those in the Free Folk army as savages, and many in the Free Folk seem to go out of their way to enhance that feeling. The Followers of Bone unit box gives Free Folk commanders a scary new unit to fill their ranks. The horrific visages of these warriors can cause enemies to shrink back instead of surging forward, making them take a Panic Test before they can attack the Followers. Add to that the Champion of Bone Unit Attachment that grants restored Wounds to the unit whenever an enemy fails a Panic Test when engaged with them, and the Followers can be a very durable unit, indeed. This product is an expansion: A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game core set required to play.

The Ranger Trackers unit for the Night's Watch brings a swift cavalry unit to a Commander's arsenal. They may not hit hard, and a good Commander will keep them out of harm's way, but their ability to cause enemy units to become Vulnerable is an invaluable resource. Either setting up for a shot from their own recurve bows or a charge from another friendly unit, enemy forces will be wary of the sounds of galloping hooves in the distance. This product is an expansion: A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game core set required to play.

Although not yet in widespread circulation, Abyssinian scientists have created relatively small scale rail guns usable on the battlefield. These weapons require an incredibly strong source of power, and as such, must be deployed with a Soulstone-amplified power source.

On the tabletop, the Rail Gunner gets one powerful, long range shot per Turn. Target priority is the key to getting the most out of this dangerous unit.

As the aetheric energies of the Burning Man pour into the fragile bodies of mortals, come are remade into monstrous aberrations. Unable to internalize the magic inside them, it spills outward, warping their bodies until they are as much magic as flesh. These Twisted Horrors have mutable forms that can withstand immense punishment, and their flesh has contorted to form living weapons. In moments of peril, their bodies can even unleash bursts of unstable but deadly magic.

On the tabletop, Twisted Horrors are strong frontline forces. They are a significant threat in melee combat, not just for the damage they can put out. but also because of their incredible endurance and ability to generate their own Reinforcement Tokens.

Contents:

• 9 minis
• Bases
• Stat cards

Speckled Crawlers, like most Crawlers, occupy the lowest level of the Hordes' food pyramid. They are the most plentiful species, partially because of their incredible ability ability to adapt to their environment. Upon arriving on Earth, the Crawlers took to the land, carving out small lairs for themselves in tunnels, under bridges, and in just about every other dark and unseen place they encountered.

On the tabletop, Speckled Crawlers form into large, five-monster Fireteams. This makes them quite a tarpit and their resilience is further boosted when they enter Glory and begin gaining automatic Reinforcement Tokens. Their basic melee attack is somewhat weak, but it becomes stronger if the Crawlers can find some terrain to hunker down in.

Contents:

• 10 minis
• Bases
• Stat cards

Every nation on Earth makes use of diplomats and spies, but few do it as well as the King’s Empire. The Infiltrators are the Empire's light combat stealth unit, trained in part by his Majesty’s spies and in part by the military. This grants them a tactical flexibility on the battlefield that many military forces lack.

Contents:

• 9 minis
• Bases
• Stat cards

This is a single box containing a single unit for The Other Side, providing a player with additional versatility and options when building a Company in The Other Side. Unit boxes are a player's primary way of expanding their Company.

Contains: Unit : Mehal Sefari [9 models]

The models in The Other Side are 32mm scale with high levels of detail, allowing painters plenty of opportunities to paint their Champions, Squads, and Titans in whatever way they wish.

This is a single box containing a single unit for The Other Side, providing a player with additional versatility and options when building a Company in The Other Side. Unit boxes are a player's primary way of expanding their Company.

Contains

• Unit : Breachling [1 model]

At the bottom of the Gibbering Hordes food chain lie the Crawlers. The second most common species (if they can be called a distinct species, given their penchant for mutation) are the Barbed Crawlers. In Malifaux's oceans, these creatures swam in the shallows, launching toxic barbs from their bodies to kill their prey. Now they roam the lands and seas of Earth, looking for food and new lairs to lay their eggs.

On the table, Barbed Crawlers are one of the Gibbering Hordes’ only ranged units. Barbed Crawlers serve as a cheap source of ranged attacks and, when needed, cannon fodder. Their barbs aren't very dangerous, but the automatic application of Pinned Tokens can assist in whittling down enemy forces. When in Glory, their barbs gain a number of very useful Triggers that allow them to fill multiple battlefield roles.

The Gibbering Hordes are denizens of old Malifaux, before the fall of the Tyrants. In the resulting war, they chose the wrong side and were cast into the ocean. Over the centuries, their forms twisted to accommodate their new lives, and as the years passed they began to forget... but numerous portals opening in the ocean dumped the Hordes onto Earth, shocking the creatures into a hunger-filled frenzy.

The Gibbering Hordes are amphibious creatures that dwell in many of Malifaux's waterways and oceans. Much of their intelligence has been forgotten in favour of sharp animal instinct and a desire to survive. Led by their more aware kin, the Hordes have decided to make the Earth their new home. A Gibbering Hordes army is focused on melee, using their seemingly infinite numbers to conquer their enemies.

An elite cavalry force, the Empire Dragoons have managed to integrate modern technology with cavalry tactics to devastating effect. While the Dragoons are a limited force, this is only because their striking power is in high demand. Dragoons are largely independent, with every member having been drawn from low-ranking officer pools. This autonomy on the battlefield frees up the rest of the forces to do what they have been ordered while still ensuring the Dragoons can go wherever they are needed at a moments notice.

On the tabletop, Empire Dragoons are an incredibly fast melee unit. This makes them a great addition to any ranged company, as it allows them to intercept hostile forces before they can engage the Empire's gunlines.

The King's Empire stretches across the British Isles and includes strong presences in foreign territories such as India. Though it was originally the home of the Guild, the Empire has since freed itself from the yoke of oppression and now seeks to stand on its own. With the deluge over London and the onslaught of the Gibbering Hordes, the King's Empire has mobilized its forces and now heads to war.

The King's Empire utilizes its global presence and strength of arms to help shape the fate of Earth. Using well-trained troops and advanced firearms, the King's Empire will give no ground. An Empire army specializes in long-range firepower and cunning tactics to defeat those who oppose them.

Contains:

• 6 Miniatures
• 6 Bases
• Stat Cards

The Free Folk are often framed as simple savages by those that live further south. In many instances, that evaluation is wrong. While the Free Folk don't harbor the trapping of much of civilization, they are not simply savages. The Cave Dwellers, though they are simply savages. The Cave Dweller Savages unit box gives Free Folk Commanders a new option on the battlefield. While the unit is armed simply with scavenged weapons they've found along the way to the battle, and are clothed in not much more than ratty old skins, they are still fearsome on the field, wading into combat with wild abandon. To further their fury, there is the Cave Dweller Alpha Unit Attachment, who can enhance the combat prowess of any unit they join. This product is an expansion: A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game core set required to play.

The Free Folk are a rugged people, not very familiar with any forms of civilization. They aren't ones to settle down on land and farm. They get their meals through wits and wile, making traps and snares to hunt prey. The Free Folk Trappers unit box gives Free Folk Commanders a new option for their armies. Lightly armed and armored, the Trappers are well-versed at harrying tactics. Able to deal wounds directly to enemy units via their Hidden Traps order, they can greatly disrupt an opponent's plans. This product is an expansion: A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game core set required to play.

In all of Westeros, there are many a swordsman or woman who lay claim to be the best in all the land, but unless they were one of the seven of the King's Guard, that boast would most assuredly be simply hot air. The King's Guard include the seven best soldiers in the kingdom. With the duty of protecting the king from harm, they have to be. The Lannister Heroes II box for the A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game brings many new options for Lannister Commanders. Included in the set are the seven King's Guard, each one a character with their own stats and special abilities. Also included is King Joffrey Baratheon. Considering how popular Joffrey is as king, the King's Guard will certainly have their work cut out for them. This product is an expansion: A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game core set required to play.