Braves are the young W’adrhŭn warriors who have completed the merciless training regime all W’adrhŭn must serve and have earned the right to support their Tribe is battle as a warrior rather than a gatherer. They have yet to prove themselves, so their equipment is basic and defensive in nature and they are often relegated to secondary positions within the battlefield.

Contains:

• 12 Plastic Miniatures (with the option of making 2 Command models)
• 3 Infantry Stands
• 12 Infantry Bases
• 2 Command Cards.

W’adrhŭn of the Hunter Caste are often re-tasked from their efforts at securing food for the tribe due to the invaluable support they can provide their fellow warriors. While Slingers are the prime example, spear throwers are skilled in the use of their weapons at range and in melee making these troops are a versatile light force for any commander.

Contains:

• 12x Plastic Miniatures (with the option of making 2 Command models),
• 3x Infantry Stands
• 12x Infantry Bases
• 2x Command Cards

Not all beasts employed by the W'adrhun are hulking monstrosities that dominate the battlefield. They have in fact almost managed to domesticate a smaller breed, affectionately called the uzibukhali, (smart claw). Packs of these feathered menaces roam W'adrhun settlements keeping them clear of vermin and smaller predators in exchange for scraps and access to the charnel pits. In times of war they are easily wrangled into packs and unleashed upon the scouts and forerunners of the enemies force, their cunning and ferocity making them more than a match for more powerful opponents.

Contains:

• 18x Plastic Miniatures
• 3x Plastic Cavalry Stands
• 3x Cavalry Bases
• 1x Command Card

As a byproduct of the diverse genetic material from which the W’adrhŭn were developed, a portion of their population has developed an almost supernatural empathy with beasts. A curious twist to this legacy seems to be that the females bond with predators while males bond with herbivores. Mounted on fierce raptors these agile warrior units can range across the entire battlefield bringing their savagery to play where most needed.

Contains:

• 12 Plastic Miniatures (with the option of making 2 Command models)
• 3 Infantry Stands
• 12 Infantry Bases
• 2 Command Cards.

This book introduces rules for linking your games into Campaigns. It has rules ranging from simple experience gain for your troops and commanders to full blown map campaigns with development, evolution, and strategic movement as well as suggestions on how to run a narrative campaign. It also delves, for the first time, into the lore of the W’adrhŭn, the Old Dominion, the City States, and the Weavers, allowing the players a first glimpse into these secretive and hitherto unknown or forgotten factions! English Language - Softcover Edition 136pc

Conquest - the Last Argument of Kings is a mass battle wargame produced by Para Bellum Wargames. The rules of the game are quick and easy to learn for a new player but are still able to offer a new and complex strategy to master. Conquest does away with player turns and army deployment. Instead, it focuses its play around the command stack mechanic, where each player determines at the beginning of the round what order his troops are going to be activated in. Coupled with a unique escalation reinforcement mechanic where light, medium and heavy troops each have their roles, the fog of war is a very real thing.

Grab a friend and dive into the world of Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings and Conquest: First Bloood with our new 2 player Starter Set! With proposed scenarios designed to ease you into the system of Conquest, the box contains a starter warband and a commander unit for each faction - Hundred Kingdoms and Spires. The Hundred Kingdoms are our faction of traditional human armies, Knights and Cavalry on horses - "realistic" models for those players not into high fantasy. The Spires are a fantastical group of creatures - like no others. They all appear to have been through a bio event that created unusual appearances and extreme power for these Brutes and Monsters. The set is ready for two players to clash on the field. play a rank and flank style of game with the Last Argument of Kings rule set, 2 copies of the 1.5 edition rules are included. And use your same miniatures to play our Skirmish style of game with First Blood. Our new First Blood 2.0 ruleset will debut in early 2022, with more competitive strategy built into the rules. Whether you rally the might of the Hundred Kingdoms or command the twisted creations of the Spires, the objective is one and the same: Conquest. 2 player Value Starter Set - Complete Starter Army sets for Spires and Hundred Kingdoms, including Command Sprues and plastic Miniatures, 6 model markers, 2 TLAOK 1.5 Rule Books, 12 Dice, 2 complete Army Support Card decks, Coupons for $10 off First Blood 2.0 Rulebooks with preview, and path of Conquest tutorial.

Exemplars of the Ardent creed, the Kerawegh have gone farther and deeper than any living Dweghom in the Dheukorro: they have reached the very gates of War’s Primordial prison. Refusing the dark call of that promethean threshold, the Kerawegh find in their devotion to kin and creed the strength to turn back to the surface. Acclaimed by their fellow Ardent, the respect they command among their fellows naturally pushes them into positions of leadership in their anarchic creed. Mighty warriors in their own right, the Kerawegh are a terror on the field not for their skill at arms, but rather for their ability to channel the faith and fervor of their brethren into harsh battlefield miracles. These savage miracles they are capable of invoking are not taught as there is nothing that resembles a church or structured faith amongst the Kerawegh. They are gifts earned at the very end of their Descent, on the very threshold of Wars primordial prison.

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

This model is a command upgrade available to most Dweghom Hold forces. While Dweghom naturally excel at Defense, the Herald of Fire focuses on the offense, giving Dweghom forces the Fury Draw Event. This force multiplier will see play in most Dweghom armies that use elite forces and will gain the most benefit from his force multiplying abilities. 1 Resin Miniature, 1 x 27mm plastic base.

It is a testament to the harshness and potential dangers of military advancement, the fact that the bulk of Dweghom warriors have stepped off the advancement track and committed themselves to a lifetime of military service. The sword and shield remain the traditional equipment of these warriors. On the other hand, battle with a flying opponent quickly cured the Dweghom of preconceptions against ranged combat. The ballistae were the first ranged weapon developed to combat dragons and remain a powerful instrument of death against lesser foes, their ease of production and repair making them a staple of the Hold armories. Be they shield-bearing warriors or ballistae specialists, when one encounters unranked Hold Warriors, he will mostly be facing hardened veterans who have devoted their life to military service. The small percentage who are not lifelong servicemen, however, trade battlefield experience for ambition and ruthlessness, making them just as dangerous on the field of battle.

12 models per pack includes Command expansion and regiment stands. 2 iCard. (Dual Kit)

The steel and stone bodies of an Inferno Automaton encase a raging furnace that burns the smoldering remains of a beast of Destruction. Weakened by defeat, this demonic spirit is bound to the towering metal frame, infusing the Automaton with the cruel intellect and unfettered aggression of this tortured spirit. Steel and stone warp and buckle under the baleful influence of this infernal passenger, granting the Inferno Automata their demonic visages and cruel claws. Powered by its furnace and driven by the cruel intellect that permeates it, the Inferno Automata is a terror on the battlefield whose piston driven limbs can propel their incandescent bodies across the battlefield with blistering speed. Once in combat the demonic nature of the spirit that inhabits it becomes readily apparent as they rend those opponent who survive the blistering heat and toxic fumes of its furnace limb from limb, growling and hissing with pleasure throughout the entire grisly affair.

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

“Conquest: First Blood” is a fast-paced Wargame of thrilling Skirmish battles, set in the world of Conquest and designed to provide to the players the opportunity to experience a different type of Conquest combat – but still play a Conquest battle. After all, an entire war can be decided in a single skirmish…144 page softcover rule book is the same version that is available on our website, with the complete graphics and artistry fans love in a high quality print.

A5 76 page fully illustrated and color rulebook. Version 1.5 is a major rules polishing and bug fixing update. Special rules and Draw Events have been optimized with the Special Rule X allowing us to better tailor universal special rules to each individual Regiment e.g. Terrifying X, Fury X etc. Another major update is the way Decay is being resolved, being changed from a Draw Event to a Special Rule! Impact attacks and Obscuration were reworked so as to inflict a higher number of Attacks whilst the Inspired Action was rebalanced. Finally a great ton of polishing has been done, adding clarity to previous hard to interpret rules as well as standardized language to make reading and interpreting said rules easier.

The Hunter Cadre are bounty hunters, plain and simple. Gifted with the right tools and know-how, they are tasked with hunting down the most dangerous of beasts and spellcasters who would threaten the main battleline of the Hundred Kingdoms force. Their dedicated professionalism has spelt the doom to countless dangerous foes across hundreds of battles. 12 models per pack Includes Command expansion and regiment stands. 1 iCard. (Dual Kit with Longbowmen)

While they often return to their own Houses, Imperial Officers can be found in the command tents and leading the troops of many a powerful noble house of the Hundred Kingdoms; few would turn away such an educated and well-trained officer, much less so when an Imperial Officer’s presence is the only way to deploy some of the most powerful forces that can be mustered on the field of battle. It is a known fact that the surviving Imperial Legions vastly favor working with Imperial Officers, as they share not just similar training, but the same mentality and approach to war. Men serving under Imperial Officers may find it a strict regime, but no one has ever claimed that their officers have not earned their respect. Though no Emperor sits on the Hollow Throne, though countless squabbling nobles pick at the vulnerable tapestry of a once great empire, the Tellian Empire is not dead. A fraction of its former glory shines in the efficiency, performance and drill of any army commanded by an Imperial Officer.

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

The cornerstone to many a commander’s battleplan, the longbowmen of the Hundred Kingdoms are a tremendous addition to any force. Providing a withering amount of long ranged firepower, these troops fulfill a vital role in the Hundred Kingdoms war machine. Note this product is a dual Kit that allows players to create either the Longbowmen or the Hunter Cadre troop type. 12 models per pack Includes Command expansion and regiment stands. 1 iCard. (Dual Kit with Hunter Cadre)

As time wore on and the Hundred Kingdoms prospered, the old fashioned feudal military service was slowly abandoned. The sergeants were tied to their land and the growing military needs of the empire could no longer be met by men who could not travel or establish long term garrisons, because they needed to tend to their fields. Scutage, payment to one’s lord in lieu of military service, became a norm and professional soldiers who fought for coin quickly emerged to fill the void. The old, landed gentry sought to differentiate themselves from these new arrivals and coined the term men-at-arms. Freed from the need to work and protect their land, Men-at-Arms were able to focus exclusively on their martial pursuits, allowing them to march on extended campaigns and travel in search of employment, ensuring that sufficient trained men were available to all commanders with the coin to spend in securing their services. While ranging from ragtag mercenary companies to the well trained and drilled household forces of the major noble houses, constant warfare weeds out the incompetent and duplicitous, making the men-at-arms the backbone of the Hundred Kingdoms war machine.

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

The crossbow represents a significant technological improvement over the bow and longbow. While some could argue that the longbows increased range and rate of fire outclass the crossbow, mastery of that massive weapon requires years, while a man can learn to competently care for and use a crossbow in a matter of days. This factor has made crossbows the favourite weapon of mercenary companies throughout the Hundred Kingdoms, or at least those who do not baulk at the cost of the device itself. Spiritual descendants of the crossbow armed mercenaries that the infamous mercenary captain, Danilo Meck, developed and deployed, crossbowmen offer the ranged power any Hundred Kingdoms commander needs to dominate on the field.

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

The Steel Legion is one of the oldest fighting forces in the Tellian Empire. Taking its name from the storied legions of the Old Dominion and tracing its origins to the very first professional armies the Emperor fielded, only the Orders can claim a more storied or glorious past. In the absence of an Emperor, the Steel Legion is the single most prosperous and powerful mercenary company in the Empire. They sell their services widely, but only to those families that are waging war outside the Empire or who have a casus belli recognized by the Imperial Conclave. Their wealth is supplemented by a standing contract with the office of the Imperial Chamberlain to protect Argem from all aggressors. The nobles view this contract as little more than artifice, a mechanism for the Office of the Chamberlain to support one of the strongest and staunchest allies of the Imperial mandate behind a veneer of neutrality. To this day, no Noble House has been willing to directly challenge the Steel Legion on these, or any other, grounds.

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

With the Orders all but muzzled, the strong ties of some Noble Houses have with the Theist Church have begun to tell. Adopting religious symbols into their military banners, these noble houses have taken up the cause of the Theist Church, or at least use religion as a stepping stone to further their own goals. Their motivation matters little to the Paeneticum, and the leadership of the Theist Church has been very quick to respond to this new trend, ordaining large numbers of young nobles, thus creating strong bonds with their families. More importantly, however, it founded a series of new ordinariates, led by bishops, responsible for the pastoral care of military troops. These ordinariates were first established with the troops of their allied noble families and have proven their worth to commoner and noble alike. After all, common reason argues, even troops need their spiritual guides at their sides. Who needs to confess more than a soldier who kills, who needs their spirits strengthened more than those who face the horrors of battle and do they not have the right to have their last rites read to them? In the end, the legality of the issue matters little. The plain truth is that Theist Priests openly walk the field of battle once more. Surrounded by their Sicarii and the devout while wielding the power of Theos himself through their prayers, fewer commanders inspire greater devotion and respect.

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

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