North of the wall horses are a somewhat rare sighting, which makes Harma Dogshead’s Vanguard all the more inspiring for the Free Folk. While lightly armored and crudely armed compared to southern troops, these cavalry units serve as more than outriders, being both scouts and spearheads to the Free Folk armies. Their greatest weakness is in fact their lack of armor, but this gives rise to their greatest strength: pure speed.

• NORTH OF THE WALL CAVALRY: Bolster your Free Folk army with Harma Dogshead’s Vanguard, a rare and inspiring cavalry unit in the harsh northern environment.
• LIGHTLY ARMORED, HIGH SPEED: Though lightly armored, these cavalry units excel in speed, making them effective scouts and spearheads in battle.
• TACTICAL MANEUVERABILITY: Ideal for executing well-coordinated maneuvers to outflank enemies, enhancing strategic gameplay.
• HIGHLY DETAILED MINIATURES: Includes pre-assembled, intricately detailed miniatures, ready for immediate gameplay and customization through painting.
• COMPETITIVE MINIATURES GAME: Part of a competitive game where players control Great Houses of Westeros, vying for the Iron Throne.

A Supercharged 1 player starter ready to play a game of First Blood or The Last Argument of Kings, with 52 Sorcerer Kings miniatures, two quick start guides, all needed Command Cards, Bases and Stands, assembly manuals, path of Conquest brochures, a Conquest EA Paper Map, a 5th Anniversary Logo Decal, and a 5th Anniversary Measuring Tool!

Iconic Art of Conquest on an Artists Print Quality Paper, artisan signed, and rolled in individual tubes, B1 Size (24x36")

3 Premium Plastic Miniatures, 3 Brute Stands, 3 Brute Bases, 2 Command Cards and assembly instructions. Dual Kit with Sword Dancers

3 Premium Plastic Miniatures, 3 Brute Stands, 3 Brute Bases, 2 Command Cards and assembly instructions. Dual Kit with Flamecasters

12 Plastic Miniatures (with the option of making 2 Command models), 3 Infantry Stands, 12 Infantry Bases, 1 Command Card, and assembly instructions.

1 Resin Miniature, 1 x 27mm plastic base, 1 Command Card

1 Resin Miniature, 1 x 27mm plastic base, 1 Command Card

12 Plastic Miniatures (with the option of making 2 Command models), 3 Infantry Stands, 12 Infantry Bases, 1 Command Card, and assembly instructions.

1 Resin Miniature, 1 x 27mm plastic base, 1 Command Card

It was an engineering marvel, rivalling even the greatest creations of the other Great Powers. It was named for the most powerful aspiration of the Union of Federated States, an ultimate goal which it could not help but achieve. Destiny. When it was but the New World, settlers had spread across the continent proving to themselves, without a shadow of a doubt, that Manifest Destiny was an assignment from the Almighty. Since then they had mastered any land they arrived at and seemed intent on working their way across the globe. The Destiny Sky Fortress is the ultimate mechanical extension of this outlook. It can soar across the world launching fighters wherever they are needed, resources are now being collected to create more and more of these extensions of the Union's ideology, in an attempt to create a network of air power that will finally bring Manifest Destiny to all.

Contents:

• 1x Destiny Sky Fortress
• 4x Ticonderoga Assault Airship (may also be built as Constellation, Republic or Ranger Class)
• 8x Bogata Container Carryalls (may also be built for Fuel, Tank or Torpedo)
• 8x SRS Tokens

Please Note:

• Miniatures are supplied unpainted and some assembly will be required.
• Unit Cards are not included and can be found on the Dystopian Wars website.

"Working in the merchant navy has always been tough but now it's worse than ever! Used to be we'd have to cope with months away from home, the physical labour of dealing with cargo and whatever wet hell the weather could throw at us. I've lost too many mates off the cape and had to tell their families the news without everything else that's been going on these last few years. More and more of our jobs have needed military escorts to keep us from being boarded by sky pirates and the like. I've seen huge mechanical squid in the Bay of Bengal, been attacked by great hovering discs of steel in the South Atlantic and even huge metal men flying across the Mediterranean. Don't let them fool you, it's getting harder and harder to be an honest sailor. I'm getting too old for this nonsense!"

Part of an interview with Able Seaman Richard Miggins for the Freeport Gazette

Contents:

• 2x Titan Passenger Conveyor (may also be built for Freight or Oil and also as Olympia Class)
• 2x Merchant Ship
• 2x Escort
• 2x Small Ship Token
• 2x Cargo Token
• 2x Ground Assault Detachment Token

Please Note:

• Miniatures are supplied unpainted and some assembly will be required.
• Unit Cards are not included and can be found on the Dystopian Wars website.

Given that airships are spotted from a greater distance than surface vessels, the crews that spy them tend to have an extended time in which to panic before their aerial opponents move in for the kill. This is doubly true for Nasr Skyships and their variant classes. Along with smaller Hirka and Alsaqr machines, these could be from the Sultanate or the Crimson League. Either allegiance will imbue dread upon their enemies for different reasons. The Sultanate sky navy has well trained marines, fighting for the glory of their Great Power. The other foe, equally as terrifying, is the Crimson League of Scheherazade. A bloodthirsty band of pirates whose Janissary assault troops seize whatever goods they can find and give no quarter. Occasionally, Skyships are equipped with underslung Sabiha attack fighters that are released to destroy ship defences and 'soften up targets' before the rest of the fleet arrive.

Contents:

• 2x Nasr Skyships (may also be built as Awsbiri or Muharib Class)
• 2x Hirka Skycutter
• 2x Alsaqr Skybarques
• 2x SRS Tokens

Please Note:

• Miniatures are supplied unpainted and some assembly will be required.
• Unit Cards are not included and can be found on the Dystopian Wars website.

Calling all Game Masters! Inside this box is everything you need to run epic roleplaying encounters with a bloodthirsty Ghost Pirate, with minimal effort.

Legend has it the pirate captain is back from the dead to recruit new members for his otherworldly crew. Will your party step in… or will you be next?

Designed to work with the Local Legends Tavern Kit but easily adaptable for any campaign, the Hill Giant encounter kit is 5e-compatible and can be used with any fantasy roleplaying game. Just add GM!

Contents:
4 detailed minis
Illustrated battlemap
Complete encounter booklet

'Don't like Eyebots, always get the feeling that someone’s watching me.'

Eyebots. Are. Everywhere. A fact no less true in Nuka-World. Bobbing through the air blasting adverts and lasers in equal measure as they go. As prevalent across Nuka-World as everywhere else in the Wasteland, even more so in the Galactic Zone, Eyebots are the irritating, difficult to hit gift that keeps on giving.

Contents:

• 4x Eyebot Miniatures
• 4x Base

'Because clearly a Deathclaw wasn’t bad enough!'

When Old Dr McDermont had a cloning machine, he made a big mistake. By combining all the best aspects of the Jackson chameleon and the American alligator, he created one of the worst creatures to ever tear a Raider in half. Thankfully, he didn’t live long enough to see his voraciously hungry children break out of their home and out into the big wide world, sadly, because they ate him. Circle of life, I suppose.

Contents:

• 1x Gatorclaw
• 1x Base

'Don't get caught? Does that matter if everyone knows you’re just waiting for an excuse to kill them?

Fizztop Mountain may have once been a nice place to visit, once. Now it keeps its namesake alive by being packed to the brim with mountains of corpses. A lot like The Pack, most Disciples would describe their perfect Sunday as one full of blood and murder, though they tend to try and at least pretend they’re not thinking about flaying the skin off everyone they meet most of the time. Fans of quick and efficient kills, the Disciples are thrill killers extraordinaire, always eager to move on to their next ‘project’.

Contents:

• 10x Disciples Miniatures
• 10x Bases

'They say money makes the world go round, with the way Operators make money, it’s going to be an empty world.'

Without wanting to give them any props, the Operators are a well organised group, more like a crime syndicate than a raider gang. They follow orders, take on jobs, make their own gear and most of all, remain professional. Well armed and armored, Operators don’t kill for fun (unlike the other gangs of Nuka-World), they kill for profit, or out of annoyance, which is occasionally fun. I guess they also kill for fun.

Contents:

• 10x Operator Miniatures
• 10x Bases