Falling somewhere in size between a frigate and a brig, the Gur Panther is a swift, elegant vessel of Sisterhood design. Its primary role is to tie up enemy vessels with savage hit-and-run attacks, much as the creatures from which they take their name bring down much larger prey. Once they have led the enemy a merry dance, the Sisterhood spring their trap, and one or more Abbess-class battle ships draw alongside, unleashing a crippling broadside before launching a ferocious boarding action.

• 1x Basliean Gur Panther
• 1x ship card
• 1x 70mm x 30mm mdf base

Small lateen-sailed ships with a single gundeck and streamlined hulls, sloops are most commonly found defending the great port at the Golden Horn, and hunting pirates around the coastal regions of the Hegemony. When put out as part of a larger fleet, squadrons of sloops are typically used for reconnaissance and escort duties.

• 2x Resin Basliean Sloop Squadrons (4 boats)
• 2x ship cards
• 2x 30mm x 30mm mdf bases.

Basilea is the greatest nation of men in Pannithor, and possesses arguably the best human navy. Their ships are certainly a sight to behold, painted brilliant white, with sculpted golden prows proclaiming their devotion to the Shining Ones.

• 1x Resin Abbess
• 1x Resin Elohi
• 1x Resin Gunbrig
• 3x Basilean ship cards
• 3x fleet reference cards
• 7x Basilean upgrade tokens
• 3x MDF bases

All dwarf vessels are armour-plated, smoke-belching paddle-steamers, and are treated with reverential pride by the crew. Every handle, wheel and valve is decorated with a Warsmith’s unique sigils; every rivet stamped with a seal of approval.

• 1x resin RuneAx
• 1x resin Fury
• 2x resin Hunter
• 4x Dwarf ship cards
• 4x MDF bases

These enormous vessels are the epitome of dwarf technology, and represent the life’s work of their Warsmith commanders. Their funnel-stacks belch thick smoke into the air as their enormous paddle-wheels propel the ship forward through a churning sea. Floating fortresses of metal, they are as enduring and unassailable as the mountain holds of their creators.

• 1 resin Dreadnought
• 1 ship card
• 1 mdf base

The venerable airships of the old Imperial navy are still found in use today by nostalgic dwarfen admirals. Recently, both Free and Imperial dwarf fleets have been fielding the giant mountain ravens of Abkhazla and Halpi. The dwarfs may raise the birds from hatchlings, or have their rangers capture and tame the best of those found in the wild, eventually taking them to war alongside their formidable flying gunships.

• 1 Resin Noble Raven
• 1 Resin Iron Dirigible
• 2 Flier Cards
• 2 Resin Bases

The Dwarf Fury quickly became one of the most feared vessels of its class. The Fury plays upon the greatest fear of all sailors serving within the confines of a ship: fire! The upper deck of the Fury is dedicated almost entirely to a gigantic flame belcher, while below deck, volatile fuel reserves are contained within triple-armoured tanks.

• 1 Resin Dwarf Fury
• 1 ship card
• 1 70mm x 30mm mdf base.

The GrimmStone is the mainstay of the dwarf fleet – it is the most standardised in its construction of all dwarf ships, and newly promoted Warsmiths can, with relative ease, construct and  command such a vessel. They are numerous, sturdy and dependable. Despite their low gun count, their rate of fire coupled with increased accuracy from their broadside sponsons makes them the equal to larger ships in gunnery. Though they might be considered more susceptible to boarding actions than larger ships, the dwarfs compensate for this with fully enclosed gundecks protected by rune-sealed hatches. The enemy would underestimate these battle ships at their peril.

• 1 Resin Dwarf GrimmStone
• 1 ship card
• 1 70mm x 30mm mdf base.

The Hunter is the dwarfs’ lightest and fastest vessel, taking its name for its coastal patrols that tenaciously hunt down pirates, and keep raiders at bay. In large numbers, Hunters are capable fighting vessels, though their lack of heavy ordnance makes them little more than an annoyance to the enemy’s main battle ships. In battle, therefore, they are more likely to be found carrying urgent messages and vital cargo between larger ships – in this role, their speed and armour combine to make a remarkably secure relay system.

• 1 Resin Dwarf Hunter
• 1 ship card
• 1 50mm x 30mm mdf base.

Powering through the chaos of battle with their steam engines, RuneAxe ironclads are tasked with entangling enemy ships, their grapples punching through hulls and ensnaring masts, drawing the two vessels inexorably into close engagement. Only then does the RuneAxe deploy its secret weapon: the boarding ramps that could well be mistaken for gunport shields drop down, crunching onto the gunwales of the enemy vessel, and from the armoured compartment within comes a full complement of Ironwatch Marines, the dwarfs’ elite boarding warriors. Sweeping the decks clear with rifle fire before engaging with keen-edged axes, it is a hardy foe indeed who can resist their assault.

• 1 Resin Dwarf RuneAxe
• 1 ship card
• 1 70mm x 30mm mdf base.

It is only due to lack of numbers that the dwarfs are not renowned as a sea power, for their ships, known as ironclads, are amongst the strongest in the world –wrought with the meticulous precision of the Warsmiths, powered by steam, and bristling with the most accurate cannon on the high seas.

• 1x Resin Grimmstone
• 1x Resin RuneAx
• 1x Resin Thunderer
• 3x Dwarf ship cards
• 3x fleet reference cards
• 7x Dwarf upgrade tokens
• 3x MDF bases

It is unusual for the dwarfs to take inspiration from other races, particularly in feats of engineering, and even more so when it comes to matters of black powder weaponry. But the Thunderer is the direct answer to the Basilean Gunbrigs, and as close to an admission of failure as the dwarfs would ever come. During Golloch’s siege of the Golden Horn, it was Gunbrigs that rained down heavy fire on the dwarfs, whilst they themselves had no answer. Had they been able to deploy similar vessels against the city, the outcome may well have been different. Still, the Warsmiths took the challenge upon themselves to improve the crude human designs, and at last perfect the Thunderer.

• 1 Resin Dwarf Thunderer
• 1 ship card
• 1 50mm x 30mm mdf base.

Over the millennia, elven ships have changed very little in their design and construction – a testament to the incredible seafaring knowledge possessed by the forebears of the Sea Kindreds. In the groves behind Therennia Adar, warship parts are painstakingly crafted beneath impossibly high forest canopies. Like organic beings in their own right, each elf ship is individually crafted, the artisans of Therennia Adar eschewing uniformity in favour of aesthetic beauty. And yet similarities exist in their tried-and-tested designs. The largest warships share distinguishing features such as hull shape and weapon complement, and all are topped with elegant parapets connected with arched bridges and even living glades of evergreens.

• 1x Resin Drakon’s Fury
• 1x Resin Wave Dancer
• 2x Resin Argus Squadrons (2 ships each)
• 4x ship cards
• 2x 70x30mm MDF bases
• 2x 30x30mm MDF bases

The sight of a fully arrayed warfleet upon the ocean is enough to strike dread and awe in even the most hardened heart. Upon decks of bone, golden statues gleam in the sunlight, the Jewels of Shobik crackling with barely contained energy. As battle-lines are formed, the fleet comes to a halt, silent, immovable, oars raised in salute to those who have fallen before, and who shall fall again.

• 1x Resin Khopeshii
• 1x Resin Dust Chaser
• 2x Resin Slave Squadron (4 ships total)
• 4 Empire of Dust ship cards
• 4 MDF bases

These single-masted galleys are the mainstay of the Ahmunite fleet. Built in large numbers, and carrying a substantial armament, they are quick, manoeuvrable, dependable vessels that excel when ending their fire to the main battle ships.

• 1 Resin Empire of Dust Dust Chaser
• 1 ship card
• 1 70mm x 30mm mdf base.

From the scorched sands of the Wastes, the creaking of aged bones and parched, leathery wings is a warning to old sea dogs that the cursed pall of undeath is approaching. Fear the wrath of the Empire.

• 2x Resin Empire of Dust Fliers
• 2x Plastic Flying Base
• 2 Flier Cards
• 1 Faction Reference Card

These swift-moving sailships, so named for their blade like silhouette, are designed to entangle enemy ships, buying time for the War Galleys to arrive in support. Upon the deck stands a cohort of powerful Revenants, the elite troops of the Empire of Dust. Once engaged, the prow of the Khopeshii acts like a boarding ramp, allowing the Revenants to fight their way aboard the enemy vessel, slaughtering all in their path.

• 1 Resin Empire of Dust Khopeshii
• 1 ship card
• 1 70mm x 30mm mdf base.

At the head of the fleet, the Empire of Dust deploy flotillas of slave-galleys, toiling under the lashes of their Ahmunite masters even in undeath. By the rites of the High Priests, the slave guardians are sacrificed – cannonballs that should have struck a War Galley instead sink a smaller vessel; a Revenant that falls during a boarding action miraculously stands again, while a slave-guardian nearby becomes a corpse once more. It is a sacrifice that the guardians make willingly, knowing that at last they can find rest in the embrace of their own gods.

• 2 Resin Empire of Dust Slave Squadrons (4 boats)
• 2 ship cards
• 2 30mm x 30mm mdf bases.

Perhaps the most bizarre vessels in the Ahmunite fleet, these diminutive vessels would be overlooked were it not for the ominous energy crackling around them, emitting thrumming waves of power from Jewels of Shobik, inserted within a spinning armillary. This esoteric arrangement is the prison of an enraged Djinn, who craves no less than souls to ease his suffering. This rippling field of magical power causes the nearby enemy to feel the toll of years upon them. Wooden hulls begin to rot, cannons start to rust, and men grow weak and wrinkled with old age. Those who succumb to this warping power have their souls sucked form their bodies, only to lend power to the High Priests’ spells. Thus do the Soul Hunters visit the curse of their dead people upon the living.

• 1 Resin Empire of Dust Soul Hunter
• 1 ship card
• 1 50mm x 30mm mdf base.

War Galleys cross the open seas with square-rigged sails, but when battle is joined they lower their oars to outmanoeuvre the foe. Enemy captains often make the mistake of believing War Galleys to be crewed by mindless revenants, summoned into being by hapless necromancers – but nothing could be further from the truth. In death, as in life, galley captains are skilled tacticians, and highly disciplined. Their crews are obedient and efficient, and do not tire. Only when the lines of battle close, and ballistae skewer their hulls as if they were papyrus, do the enemy understand…

• 1 Resin Empire of Dust War Galley
• 1 ship card
• 1 100mm x 30mm mdf base.