A 74-gun ship-of-the-line armed with 24-pdrs and 36-pdrs. This ship was at the centre of the fight in the Battle of Navarino in 1827. She was regarded as the finest ship in the Russian Navy for at least four years, after which she was left to rot.

Contains 1 resin & metal vessel plus game aids.

A huge 130-gun first rate ship-of-the-line, possibly based on the designs of the Spanish Santisima Trinidad.

Contains 1 resin & metal vessel plus game aids.

As the smaller ships-of-the-line became less useful in fleet actions due the increasing size and armaments of the larger ships many of them were 'razeed'. This was the process of either removing the quarterdeck and forecastle or otherwise cutting them down to have just two decks. The resulting razeed ships were more stable in rough seas as well as quicker. 64-gun 3rd Rate ships were razeed to become 44-gun vessels – these were classed as frigates although they generally performed better than the purpose-built frigates of the day. HMS Indefatigable is a well-known razeed 3rd Rate.

Contains two vessels – one razeed 3rd Rate & one 4th Rate (a mixture of resin, plastic & metal) and game aids.

A 2nd rate ship-of-the-line built on the Black Sea and became part of the Black Sea fleet. She also saw action in the Mediterranean, where she helped capture several coastal towns and fortifications.

Contains 1 resin & metal vessel plus game aids.

"The nice side of town; right off the main road, with balconies giving a great view of parades."

Bourbon Avenue provides a large, small and medium house designed in a bayou town style. Perfect to start off a street the right way on your deep south board. These individual buildings can be arranged together or spread out across your game table. They feature removable roofs and floors, giving them a fully playable exterior and interior. Combine this kit with other French Quarter buildings range to create a sprawling board!

The Bourbon Avenue kit is made from 3mm MDF. It is a great scenery kit to use in eldritch fantasy skirmish games, and will work perfectly with 28-32mm games and miniatures.

Model supplied unpainted and requires assembly. We advise using PVA glue for the best results. Any miniatures are for scale only and not included.

Remember that most of the time, when it comes to Jima and the Silver Moon Syndicate, The House Always Wins... well. Enter young Fuku, a man of marvel with cards, dice, lee-rets, bluffing, blinding, and bidding. One night, he won so much that he earned the eternal ire of one of the underbosses, Deikuo. Deikuo was convinced that Fuku was somehow cheating but could not work out how. All he knew was that Fuku played large and loud, leaving the table just before his luck would surely turn for the worse. He even sent several of his thugs after Fuku, but strangely enough, they all suffered extremely "unlucky" accidents.

Determined to make Fuku lose, Deikuo used a considerable portion of his wealth to offer to the Rakki to make Fuku lose on a costly hand of cards. It's said that this is how the Rakki got that slight smile on the side of his mouth because Fuku won the hand, costing not only the players but Deikuo himself all they possessed. You can't bet against luck, it seems. After winning, even more, he drew the unwanted attention of the Oyabun of the Golden Dawn, who made him an offer he could simply not refuse; you can't play games of chance when you're dead, so he now works for the Silvermoon Trade Synidicate, because as anyone knows, those who the Golden Rakki will not, or cannot, interfere with are valuable.

Like many models in the Silvermoon Trade Syndicate, Fuku is not taken for his overt combat ability. Instead, his collection of luck-altering abilities fits in well with the Silvermoon's existing re-roll mechanics. Gamblers' Ruin can cause even the most skilled model to simply have an unlucky roll, and Misfortune can cause glancing blows to turn into fatal hits.

Mina was born in a small fishing village on the coast below the Rokan mountains, where she loved to swim and play in the sea. She swam gracefully, even managing to use the force of the waves to propel her toward the beach at great speed, and by doing this, she could perform incredible stunts and crowd-pleasing acrobatics. The locals called her a 'water dancer'. Her life was one of sand, sea, and surf; she felt balanced and harmonious and sought to learn more about these feelings and her place in the universe.

That is why she went to the temple of Ro-Kan, to learn more about the wonders of the world and the force that binds it all together. She has been given instruction and teaching, and because of her affinity with the ocean, she can summon sea water to aid in her and others' defence. Her powers are inextricably linked with the tides' pull and the moon's stages.

The Moon Lions are well known for their stealth and their savagery, and it is because they share these traits with the members of the Bleeding Moon that they have incorporated these animals into their ever-broadening arsenal. These creatures live in the immediate surrounds of the Bleeding Moon's hidden stronghold, where they are known to eat the unwary, unwanted, and uninitiated. Occasionally the Bleeding moon finds a cub that can be trained and taken with them.

Sadly the Moon Lions are notorious for reverting to their instincts after only a handful of mission together before fleeing back into the wild. However, Neko proves to be different and has become one of the Bleeding moon, showing no signs of wanting to return to his natural habitat, quite the contrary, he seems more at home within their ranks than most initiates!

While only a new ashigaru and just out of training, Kokkio significantly influences the Takashi's tactics. He has learned to use the more recent version of the Dragon Clan's arquebus weapons. While undergoing training, Kokkio sought to use the movement - and distance - of the banners that lined the training area to significant effect. With each twist and turn of the flag in the wind, he could adjust his shots accordingly, becoming far more accurate and decidedly deadlier. He mentioned his technique to his Gunso, who has now incorporated a series of banners on the battlefield to help the gunline get the most out of their weapons and training.

The Prefecture can bring a surprising amount of ranged firepower. A line of arquebuses is sure to be something no opponent would want to approach. Kokkio improves all of their ranged abilities and, with his armour and enough Melee Pool to defend, can fend off melee retaliation. The usual black powder gunline is excellent for this, but consider Matsu, The Grey Pilgrim, and even the Dragons themselves!

Taiho would probably go unnoticed among the Jung were it not that he could carry and fire a Heavy Barrel Cannon without an entire crew to assist him. He may be slow to move and fire the fearsome weapon, but Taiho's devastating shots are more than worth the trouble, as the only other way to get such mighty firepower is from the deck of a ship.

The Cannon is the most powerful ranged weapon in Bushido (so far). Jung players will eagerly blast the various shots available to them at the enemy, wreaking havoc! Unlike most dedicated ranged models, opponents may not want to engage Taiho, as having a metal cannon smashed into your face is not much healthier than getting shot by it.

In the darkness of the underworld, the Bakemono signal alarms and warnings over long distances using great horns. These are usually only used far below ground where no human would hear. Tu-ning has brought one of the great instruments to the surface, and for the first time, people have listened to the off-key and mournful note... though none have yet lived to tell of it.

The Bakemono know to go to the horn when it is blown, encouraging more to appear from the shadows and those fleeing to return to the horn as a place of safety in numbers, a rallying point if you will. Adding Tu-ning to your force gives the Rally Ki Feat, which is easy to use with the Ki-rich Bakemono Horde cards, also, the ability to summon an additional model per turn infuriates opponents!

"Crates creak and boxes bang in the warehouse, what could be inside? Spiced rum? Maybe some bourbon for the Auberge Beaumont?"

The Entrepôt is a great individual kit to provide a little extra detail to your board. With multiples levels, walls and a playable interior, it's a must have! Use the pieces detached to make its own compound, or, part of a normal street with the walls marking off another section of the board.

The Entrepôt kit is made from 3mm MDF. It is a great scenery kit to use in eldritch fantasy skirmish games, and will work perfectly with 28-32mm games and miniatures.

Model supplied unpainted and requires assembly. We advise using PVA glue for the best results. Any miniatures are for scale only and not included.

This sturdy four-panel Game Master’s Screen has beautiful imagery and multiple helpful tables, ideal for keeping a GM's games playing smoothly and providing useful references while concealing notes and dice rolls. The interior tables support all levels of GM ability and give a quick reference for combat, exploration, and travel.

Players can hit the streets of Corvis, the City of Ghosts, with these battle tiles for Iron Kingdoms: Requiem. Quickly assemble urban encounters with the magnificently rendered double-sided tiles that allow players to take the fighting from the streets to the rooftops and even inside buildings in the city!

Contents:

• 24x Double Sided Tiles

Go beyond (or beneath) the streets with the Wildlands and Waterways battle tiles! These 24 double-sided tiles offer a range of outdoor locations and claustrophobic tunnels, perfect for a player’s next encounter in Iron Kingdoms: Requiem.

Contents:

• 24x Double Sided Tiles

Twenty-one years ago, the Iron Kingdoms was introduced through an acclaimed series of adventures known as The Witchfire Trilogy. Now, the legend continues in the newest edition of the Iron Kingdoms RPG in an adventure written for 5e.

As a child, she lost everything when her mother was wrongfully executed for witchcraft and her soul was consumed by the most ancient of all weapons, the black blade known as the Witchfire. Hellbent to spare her mother an eternity of torture, Alexia Ciannor stole the accursed sword and set out to unlock its dark secrets. With the voices of the Witchfire's imprisoned souls raging in her mind, Alexia would eventually unlock the power of the Infernal artifact and command an army of undead to vanquish the villains seeking to use the sword to once again subjugate the Iron Kingdoms. Now, nearly two decades later, the veteran of countless wars, Alexia returns to Corvis, the City of Ghosts, in search of help from the malignant forces that seek the return of the coveted sword. The Witchfire’s true purpose is finally revealed, and only the courage and sacrifice of a small group of unlikely heroes can save Alexia from the brink of madness and prevent the infernal weapon from fulfilling its apocalyptic legacy.

Contents:

• 1x Iron Kingdoms Roleplaying Game - Legend of the Witchfire

In the Iron Kingdoms peril lurks at every turn, as fearsome and terrifying creatures both great and small look to make unwary adventurers into their next meal or enslave them beyond death. From ferocious packs of ravenous burrow-mawgs to deadly ethereal pistol wraiths that haunt the back roads and forgotten cemeteries, and the fiendish Infernals that still stalk the shadows, the Monsternomicon is filled with creatures both mundane and supernatural to challenge even the most experienced adventuring parties.

Contents:

• 1x Iron Kingdoms Roleplaying Game - Monsternomicon

Iron Kingdoms: Requiem combines this fantastic setting with the newest edition of the world's most popular roleplaying game. Inside this book, players will find the history of the Iron Kingdoms and information describing the current state of the world following the Claiming. Alongside these chapters is an extensive gazetteer providing detailed information on the most notable of the world's unique and fascinating locations. When making a character, players will be able to choose from many of the familiar countries and cultures of the setting. Whether a player wants to be a Human, Gobber, Trollkin, Rhulic Dwarf, Ogrun, Iosan, or Nyss Elf, this book provides all the rules that make these different peoples unique. When choosing a class, there are options many players are already familiar with, from the stalwart man-at-arms fighter to the free-flowing monk of the Order of the Fist. Beyond these are brand-new rules for playing the characters that make the Iron Kingdoms such a memorable setting. These new classes include, among others, gun mages, arcane mechaniks, combat alchemists, and warcasters. Alongside these options are new feats, spells, and backgrounds to make characters feel even more a part of the world of the Iron Kingdoms. Finally, within the pages of Iron Kingdoms: Requiem are extensive rules for the arcane technologies of the setting. These rules cover subjects from firearms and mechanika, like the galvanic arms and armour of the storm knight, to the mighty warjacks that accompany warcasters into battle.

Features:

• Extensive information on the worlds unique and facinating locations
• Different races and classes to choose from
• Feats, spells and backgrounds to make your characters unique

There’s no need for players to flip through the book to remember what their spells can do with this deck! Containing all the new spells introduced in Iron Kingdoms: Requiem, these cards are a priceless resource for both players and Game Masters.

These reference cards are an arcane mechanik’s dream! Containing easy reference for the runes, capacitors, and dedicated devices introduced in Iron Kingdoms: Requiem, these cards make it easy to remember what the mechanikal weapons players and their steamjacks carry can do!