We are chaos wrapped in metal. We go all out, we go all the way, with no time to catch our breath. We are Bultrak. We are Morat soldiers. We are the doom of the Supremacy’s foes. We shall be your death, and it feels good to be so.

Contains:

• 1x Bultrak Mobile Armored Regiment Miniature

In Hindu mythology, the Maruts were fierce entities of the storms. Honouring that name, and thanks to their cutting-edge weaponry systems, these elegant and devastating TAGs are ALEPH’s ultimate combat incarnation.

Contains:

• 1x Marut Miniature

The Nokken are the hit-and-run unit of the Svalarheima Winter Force, with a modus operandi based on surprise, striking where they are not expected and quickly vanishing into the snow.

Contains:

• 1x Nokken, Special Intervention and Recon Team (Spitfire)

The name Shinobu Kitsune does not appear in any archive or database. It's a false name, an alias, a mere identification code. Shinobu Kitsune is not a real person, they do not exist. They are a ninja. But not simply a stealthy assassin, martial arts expert, but rather an Oniwaban. A spy master that carries out the most dangerous field missions, or the ones that require the most responsibility.

Contains:

• 1x Oniwaban Shinobu Kitsune (Monofilament CCW) Miniature

Dwemer strongholds are amongst the most durable structures found across Tamriel, and the great doors that bar the way into these underground complexes are no exception. Crafted of strange Dwemer metal, decorated (or, perhaps reinforced) with bold lines and shapes, these monumental portals are both unyielding and beautiful. Impenetrable to almost every form of damage or force, the only way to cross these ancient thresholds is often an intricate series of switches or puzzles. Failure may simply mean no progress is made, but could also lead to the delver’s incineration or impalement. For those lucky or skilled enough to open these great doors, new wonders lie ahead, and perhaps even deeper, more dangerous parts of the world…

This piece of resin terrain can be used to provide a goal or simply add to the staging for your tabletop battles!

This boxed set contains one 32mm scale high quality resin miniature, to enable players to expand their The Elder Scrolls: Call to Arms games. Supplied unpainted.

Contents:

• 1 x Great Door (180mm x 105mm x 30mm)

The intriguing ruins of Dwemer strongholds have endured the ages since the disappearance of their builders. That they have stood so long is testament to the skill of the Dwemer and the strange and durable materials used in their constructions. A handful of buildings on the surface inevitably lead adventurous souls into underground chambers, where extraordinary machines may still function, powered by steam and lightning.

Tread carefully in these deserted halls, and pray that the buttons and levers you encounter will open new ways forward, instead of summoning mechanical guardians, or activating flaming traps. If you survive such encounters, you may reap great rewards.

The strange, bronze-like metal used in much of the Dwemer’s engineering is a valuable resource that can be plundered from sturdy chests discovered throughout their still-active strongholds. Despite the danger there is much to learn and to gain from these enduring and beautiful monuments to a lost people.

These resin miniatures can be used to replace the Treasure, Master Treasure and Objective tokens from The Elder Scrolls: Call to Arms Core Rule box.

This boxed set contains sixteen 32mm scale multi-part high quality resin miniatures, each with scenic bases, to allow players to expand their The Elder Scrolls: Call to Arms games. Supplied unpainted and unassembled. Includes

• 2 x Master Treasure Chest 
• 2 x Button Pillar 
• 2 x Puzzle Pillar
• 2 x Lever 
• 8 x Dwemer Treasure Chests

The disappearance of the Dwemer remains a perpetual mystery, confounded by the enduring presence of their abandoned, silent strongholds. Dwemer buildings and subterranean halls have remained structurally sound long after the disappearance of their builders. The construction of these architectural marvels follows defined, angular forms with decorative shapes carved into stone walls or embossed with burnished metal. Remain alert and try not to linger too long when admiring the architecture, for the halls are likely still patrolled by deadly automata that are works of art themselves.

These resin terrain items can be used to present a variety of Dwemer stronghold settings for your tabletop battles!

This set contains eight 32mm scale high quality resin miniatures, to enable players to expand their The Elder Scrolls: Call to Arms games. Supplied unpainted and unassembled.

Contents:

• 2 x Dwemer Pillars
• 2 x Dwemer Joints
• 2 x Dwemer Walls with Vent
• 2 x Dwemer Walls

The Galaxy Dust paint set contains cold shades with subtle chromatic variations.

Content:

6 x 17 ml./0.57 fl.oz. The Shifters

• 77.002 Light Violet / Green
• 77.008 Green Gold / Cold Blue
• 77.009 Turquoise / Violet
• 77.010 Emerald Green / Mauve
• 77.017 Green / Silver Blue
• 77.018 Dark Green / Tin

The Magic Dust paint set contains high contrast chromatic colors.

Content: 6×17 ml/0.57 fl oz The Shifters

• 77.001 Violet/Old Copper
• 77.006 Gold/Pale Blue
• 77.007 Pearl/Violet
• 77.011 Old Silver/Violet
• 77.012 Silver/Pink
• 77.015 Gold Yellow/Burnt Orange

The Space Dust paint set contains warm shades with subtle chromatic variations.

Content: 6 x 17 ml/0.57 fl oz The Shifters

• 77.003 Orange / Violet
• 77.004 Electric Blue / Intense Violet
• 77.005 Green / Blue Violet
• 77.013 Bright Gold / Brown
• 77.014 Old Gold / Grey Violet
• 77.016 Red / Gold

The Chevalier cruisers and Charlemagne heavy cruiser are the mainstay of Alliance cruisers and are able to launch screens of torpedoes in a wide range of fire arcs, as well as lay down heat lances or rocket batteries, when necessary.

Loire light cruisers are at the forefront of Alliance Battlefleets and as such often the first to engage with the enemy. They provide screening and reconnaissance for the rest of the battlefleet and any commodore worth his salt will know how to make best use of any Loire's under their command.

Captains of Picardy monitors understand their role to guard the rivers and waterways of Europe, and further afield, from invaders. While they may not be the most heavily armed of ships, they have the perfect balance of firepower and the ability to operate in shallow waters. Crews are reminded that they are often the last line of defence for civilians and as such are assigned from recruits hailing from inland towns and cities. This ensures they understand what is truly at stake should an enemy vessel get past them and into Alliance territory.

Multiple squadrons of Ecuyere frigates often accompany Alliance Battlefleets, defending their flanks as well as grouping their attacks against key targets of opportunity.

The Alliance Frontline Squadrons builds six multi-part plastic and resin miniatures;

• 2x Cruiser (Each Cruiser can alternatively be built as either Loire, Picardy, Chevalier or Charlemagne class ship.)
• 4x Ecuyere Frigate

The twin decks of the Suleiman Fleet Carrier are replete with squadrons of Sabiha strike aircraft. An impressive vessel, the Sultanate values supremacy of the skies that the Suleiman class brings. While her twin hulls make her slower to turn than other vessels of her size, her ability as the flagship in a carrier assault group shows the huge advances the Ottomans are making thanks to heavy investment by the Sublime Porte.

When magnetic impeller advancements were acquired by the Sublime Porte for its navy, it was the Iskandar class that first bore the fruit of the development. Quickly these cruisers have become the mainstay in a highly mobile armada, making excellent use of the engineering to bring glory to the Sultanate.

The enemies of the Ottoman people are right to fear the Sadrazam Heavy Cruiser, should they see one come over the horizon. With firepower comparable to the heavy cruisers of other nations, but the ability to outmanoeuvre almost anything in its class, a seasoned captain will capitalise on this and devastate the enemy.

Pasha Light Cruisers are routinely found at the head of Sultanate battlefleets. A strange tradition has developed among crews, specifically those onboard Pasha’s that have been retrofitted with Particle Beamers. It is seen as a great honour to be the first to scorch an enemy ship, doubly so if it’s a flagship. These races to engagement are seen as reckless by older and more traditional commodores but even they have to admit the bravery of Pasha captains and their crews.

The relatively shallow draft of the Izmir Monitor makes it the perfect defence for estuaries. When not so close to land, it is often paired with a carrier to use any squadrons as spotters. Many enemy submarines have fallen foul of an Izmir working alongside a Suleiman or a Constantinople.

The flight crew of Constantinople Carriers are rightly proud of their assignment. It is said that "the blood of a wingman is thicker than the water of the womb" and that is certainly the case for these pilots. These aerial combatants are like a close-knit family as they know that they can only rely on each other once the fighting starts and don’t let outsiders forget it.

The Mihrimah Flechette Cruiser is armed with a weapon unique to the Sultanate. It can unleash a torrent of Orichalcite Flechettes from its bombards at a target. These light and razor-thin fragments are so sharp they can puncture steel hulls at close quarters, though air resistance prevents them from being effective at longer ranges. While they can certainly cause damage to cruisers, they are deadly against squadrons of smaller ships. A cloud of flechettes can easily envelop multiple vessels and shred through steel and flesh alike.

While the Ferik escort skiffs of the Sultanate are ubiquitous in their battlefleets, they need frequent maintenance to keep their repulsion engines in working order, that’s where the Konya comes in. A bay at the fore of the ship allows a skiff to be loaded in and repairs to be made. Though a commodore knows that a Konya lacks firepower, they never regret having one close by.

An Aydin Supply Cruiser is a welcome sight to other crews. Knowing they won’t run out of vital necessities at a moment's notice is a huge boost for morale and for this reason alone they are constantly on the move, heading from fleet to fleet, only heading ashore to resupply themselves.

Morea Minelayers have become more common as tensions escalate. Sultanate commanders understand that they must keep their holdings around the world at any cost while Order advisors push the fact that anything to advance the greater good is necessary. While the merchant navy of the Sultanate might dislike the sea being mined, they are slowly being fed stories that prove how vital they can be.

The Tempelhof Battlefleet Set kit builds nine-teen multi-part plastic and resin miniatures and 3 SRS Tokens;

• 1x Suleiman Fleet Carrier
• 3x Cruiser (Each Cruiser can alternatively be built as either Iskandar, Izmir, Pasha or Sadrazam Class ship. Both Cruisers can also be combined to build a Hurrem Grand Cruiser or a Mehmed Grand Monitor)
• 6x Temir Frigate
• 3x Cruiser (Each Cruiser can alternatively be built as either Constantinople, Mihrimah, Konya, Aydin or Morea Class ship)
• 6x Ferik Escort Skiff
• 3x SRS Tokens

The Long Hall is the most defensible building in the village. It has held against orcs, wolves, raiders and more eldritch enemies. It even survived a small fire after Belas the Bold tried throwing flaming axes in the hall during one particularly raucous festival. The Lord hands out justice here and all the village's celebrations, as well as funerals, are held within its stout walls.

The commoners of Estun know this place as their refuge in dangerous times; the warriors know this as the place they will die to protect. Please Note: Scenery items are manufactured in Medium Density Fibre Board (MDF). Buildings are supplied pre-painted and some assembly will be required. Assembly instructions can be found online and by scanning the QR printed on the packaging.

Contains:

• 1x Estun Long Hall

The Blacksmith of the Estun is one of the most revered men in the village. He may not be a warrior though he could certainly hold his own in a fight. Instead, he is held in such high regard for without him the whole village would fall into disrepair. Everything from nails to horseshoes to swords makes its way out of that glowing forge.

The Church is a place of welcome to all, no matter their faith. It has been this way for all time. The tree carved above the door has come to represent many things through the ages. The World Tree that connects the realms, the Sun God's influence on the earth below, even the Tree of Woe upon which the God-son was crucified.

No village can stand for long without trade and Estun is no exception. The Market Stalls are the vibrant hub of the village, with exchanges for goods and services happening almost constantly. Just as important here is the trade for information, stories diffusing from here as quickly as the smell of preserved fish.

If there's one thing that the people of Estun can rely on, it's the forest. Food from anything the people can forage as well as game, protection from the blizzards that come down from the mountains, but most importantly the timber from the trees themselves. The Saw Mill processes much of this to build and repair the dwellings of the village's folk as well as trade with other villages.

The Dwellings of Estun are known for miles around. Well built and sturdy, just like the people of the village. The shields above the doors are not purely symbolic, though they do show that these folk are protected.

The Watch Tower has stood for longer than anyone can remember. Stories say that this was the first building in the village, a remnant from an empire, long since fallen. Whatever the truth, horrors of all kinds have been spied from these ramparts. Without which, ambushes might have brought this settlement to its knees in ages past.

Even when all is quiet in Estun, the Tavern still has sounds of revelry. Mead, ale and wine from faraway lands are consumed by the hogshead. Life is hard in the mountains and everyone needs a place to ease the aching bones. Skalds know that they can pass through and get fed and watered for the price of a story. Can a village without a tavern truly be called a village at all?

Contains:

• 1x Estun Blacksmith
• 1x Estun Church
• 1x Estun Market Stalls
• 1x Estun Dwelling
• 1x Estun Saw Mill
• 1x Estun Watch Tower
• 1x Estun Tavern