Few commanders would fail to take advantage of a Tontorr’s broad back to survey the battlefield and issue their commands. Even fewer commanders would have the courage to jump from the same platform to join the fray directly once the battle is joined! How they Play: The Tontorr being well known for its destructive capacities it wouldn't be complete with a mighty Chieftain being able to join the fray in style! Similar to the Apex Rider, the Tontorr is able to be ridden by a Chieftain through a Mastery option, not only providing a powerful war-mount but a high vantage point from which the Chieftain can direct the flow of battle... and occasionally stampede on enemy Regiments.

"The W’adrhun are a deeply musical people, so it comes as little surprise that the beating heart of any Tribe’s encampment is the large ritual drums and horns born on the back of a particularly docile and placid Tontorr. When the tribe marches to War, it does so to the clarion call of its massive horns and the relentless beating of its drums, the motivational power of this music pushing those W’adrhun who fight under its influence

to unprecedented heights of courage and violence. How they Play: Nothing says W'adrhun like Battlecries and lumbering beasts! The Drum Beast acts as a focal point for the faction's Chanting the Battlecry rule by manipulating battlecries, allowing a player to time them better and accelerate the rate in which Chant sequences are built."

It is not uncommon to see Scions of Conquest leading the tribe’s ritual concerts among the musicians who ride atop the Drum Beast’s back. From this exalted vantage point she can lead the War Chant and direct her spells at the right targets, both enhancing and feeding off the musical effect the frenzied drummers and horn blowers can evoke upon their troops. How they Play: Capitalizing on the Drum Beast's ability to affect W'adrhun Battlecries, the Scion is able to enhance the battlecry nature of their Spellcasting abilities and find a medium through which to empower and amplify them.

Tontorrs are amongst the largest beasts that the W’adrhun have managed to tame. Normally used as beasts of burden and to aid construction, when a tribe ceases raiding and mobilizes for war, the Tontorrs are often in the vanguard. of a Tontorr make it a terrifying foe on the battlefield despite their docile nature. It speaks volumes to the skill and determination of the W’adrhun Speakers that these docile beasts can be such terrifying foes, the sheer size and bulk of these beasts meaning they do not so much fight as simply walk over their foes. How they Play: A colossal beast capable of smashing through even the most disciplined of troops, inflicting untold damage by simply trampling over anyone who is foolish to stand before it. The Tontorr gives a simple choice to any opponents, move or be moved.

Wadrhun Drum Beast Bundle includes:

• 1 Scion of Conquest Drum Beast Rider
• 1 Scenic Resin Base
• 6 Hunting Pack miniatures
• 1 Set of 6 stickers
• 1 Drum Beast (23cm or about 9 inches tall)

Wadrhun Drum Beast Bundle includes:

• 1 Scion of Chieftain Tontorr Rider
• 1 Scenic Resin Base
• 6 Hunting Pack miniatures
• 1 Set of 6 stickers
• 1 Tontorr (23cm or about 9 inches tall)

These are three large, super elite cavalry forces. These have a premium look, and play action in the game. Exemplars even amongst the superhumanly skilled Orders, the Order of the Ashen Dawn are spoken of in hushed whispers and respectful tones even by those who are unlucky enough to count them as enemies. Clad in baroque armor of a craftsmanship that has reduced master smiths to tears, these holy warriors are the definitive answer to the monsters and nightmares that plague mankind. They are the final guardians of the Sealed Temple and the keepers of its darkest treasures. FUN FACT - In First Blood these will be officers with unique rules, thus 3 cards. A unique feature for this set.

Born of the ancient hunting lodges of the Nords, the Bearsarks have long been a terror on and off the battlefield. Their insular nature, occult practices and unbridled ferocity have made them dangerous to both ally and foe as most Bearsark lodges make ends meet as brigands and raiders among the Nord lands when not directly employed by an enterprising Jarl or Shaman. On the battlefield, their unbridled ferocity, disregard for danger and brutal strength make them ideal frontline combatants, where their vicious two handed weapons make a mockery of whatever defensive formations the foe might hide behind. How they Play: An elite Heavy Regiment, blindly charging and unleashing devastating high quality Cleave (2) Attacks with Linebreaker, they are bound to make short work of all but the toughest opponents off Objectives and other areas of importance on the Battlefield.

Any Nord leader worth his salt keeps a retinue of Huskarls close at hand to enforce his will on rebellious vassals and fight off raids. The leader of the Huskarls is often a Thegn, a wealthy warrior who has managed to earn his lord’s implicit trust while maintaining good relations with the landed Huskarls. Unlike the Chosen, who serve as bodyguards and wartime companions, a Thegn stands by his lord at all times: ensuring the shield line holds on the battlefield and that taxes and oaths of fealty are administered off it. How they Play: Expert in fighting in a Shield Wall through countless battles, the Thegn coordinates their Regiment to fight into a cohesive and disciplined defensive formation.

Few who look upon the Ulfhednar on the field of battle realize that these raging barbarians are in fact a warrior lodge whose origins predate the veneration of the Aesir and the Vanir. Descending upon their foe clad in their ceremonial furs and armed with twin blades, these ritual warriors are a menace to all who would stand in their path, their frenzied state inuring them to fear or pain. Fast, savage and deadly, the Ulfhednar close with their opponents with terrifying speed, their twin blades whistling as they carve a path of savage mayhem through the enemies vulnerable flank and read. How they Play: An elite Medium Regiment, blindly charging and unleashing a true whirlwind of Attacks overcoming even the most determined opponents. Extremely lethal in close combat although vulnerable to missile fire.

While female Speakers display an admirable affinity to the carnivorous Raptors that dwell within their primal lands, they are not the only cavalry the W’adrhun can bring to bear. Riding juvenile Brontoceratops (the elder beasts being too stubborn and docile to be goaded to battle) the Thunder Riders descend on the enemy formations in an unstoppable avalanche of muscle, crest and violence. The sheer power and impact these mounts can bring to bear as they stampede and trample enemy lines has earned these young riders a terrifying reputation that belies their years. How they Play: The W'adrhun version of Heavy Shock Cavalry, the Thunder Riders focus more on a debilitating Charge rather than sustained combat, even though their defensive stats would naturally protect them. Although their Movement stats are more in line with Brutes, this Cavalry Regiment will give any defensive formation a real run for its points.

The Buccephaloi of the Old Dominions were the sacred guardians of it’s holiest sites. Clad in beautiful ceremonial panoplies, these simple and devout guardians were selected from amongst the most powerful of Minotaur Thyreans, their horns ritually cut off in an act of devotion and subservience to Hazlia. Such was the power and majesty of the Buccephaloi that only in death were they called to battle: while alive none dared oppose them. How they Play: Temple Guardians of Old, the Buccephaloi return to play the role of the unstoppable juggernaut, providing some much needed offensive power to the Old Dominion forces. Even from the early stages of the game a combination of Cleave (3) and Brutal Impact (1), more as Dark Power Pool goes up in Tiers, will provide a much needed counter offensive during the stages of the game where Enemy Heavy Regiments are adding up pressure.

This figure was sculpted and designed by the team at Para-Bellum in keeping with our aesthetic, and created as a larger resin model befitting of our Artisan Series. This is a true artisan series miniature, with incredible details that make it a presence on a game table, or as a painted model. As the W’adrhŭn hosts thunders into battle, it is not uncommon for its leaders to lead from the vanguard. While it has been established that male W’adrhŭn struggle to form stable bonds with carnivorous dinosaurs, this poses no impediment to those who would seek to bond and ride a Ceratopsian dinosaur. Mounted atop this formidable beast, the Chieftain becomes a bastion of prowess and rallying point upon the battlefield, the ungainly and brutal nature of his mount’s attacks is more than offset by the sheer combat prowess displayed by the greatest warrior in the tribe. How they Play: With the Thunder Riders being the staple Regiment of the Chieftain, the Character loses no time to mount one of these powerful beasts themselves and join the fray! Similar to the devastating abilities of a Thunder Rider the item, similar to Brood of Omgorah, allows the Chieftain to ride along his Thunder Riders in style!

Some Dweghom manifest so much of their Elemental Gift, they must master it or be consumed by it. Few Have the skill, will or dedication needed to become Sorcerers. In fact, most Dweghom elect to install techno sorcerous grafts that allow them to harmlessly vent their excess power. Steelforged pilots are recruited from amongst these individuals who possess a Gift for both Elements: their excess Primordial Fire and Earth channeled through their grafts and into these towering steel automata. Countless foes have been cut down expecting a lumbering clankingbehemoth, only to be confounded by the speed and power of these deadly automata. How they Play: The Steelforged are the Dweghom’s answer to the age old question of “quantity or quality of Attacks?”. With the Flux-Powered Rule Steelforged are capable of switching from one mode of Attack to the other whilst their naturally high Defense stats allows them to withstand even the most violent of onlsaughts!

This figure was designed by the team at Para-Bellum in keeping with our aesthetic, and then sculpted by renowned artist Michael Kontraros. This is a true artisan series miniature, with incredible details that make it a presence on a game table, or as a painted model. Following Ragnarok and the burning of Yggdrasil, the Jotun threatened all human life in the northern continent. The emergence of the Einherjar from their slumber brought their dominance to an abrupt and final end. With their greatest Shaman-Kings broken, the Jotun were made to bend the knee and swear allegiance to their Einherjar and their human subjects. Today, the few remaining Eihnherjar can grant truly exceptional leaders authority over one of these towering behemoths. Strong and tireless, a Jotun is a priceless asset to the community he is assigned to. Some enterprising Jarls are willing to bring them along on raids. Ruinously expensive to transport and feed while at sea, Jotun soon prove their value on land. Towering over 6 meters, a Mountain Jotnar is a primordial force of destruction on the battlefield. Their powerful limbs can shatter a shield line in a single blow, hurling full grown men through the air as if they were toys. How they Play: Staple of Nord Army Lists, this Medium Monster Regiment builds up on the early-mid game pressure this faction excels at, able to deliver a volume of high Cleave Attacks and break and break through Enemy Lines!

In the early days of the Old Dominion the Kataphractoi were the Caelesors chosen Companions, or Hetairoi, armed with the finest arms and armor he could furnish and mounted atop the greatest steeds he could find. As the Old Dominion evolved, these ancient formations were abandoned, but not the title of Hetairos. Granted to the greatest champions of the Old Dominon, this was a title granted only by the Caelesor himself for deeds of valor upon the field of battle. Some of that prowess and glory remain in their withered remnants, and the Hetairoi are the first among equals in a Kataphractoi warband, their mere presence reminding their companions of the glorious charges of ages past. How they Play: Hetairos or colloquially known as “Companions” are veterans that have proven themselves to their superiors and higher command and entrusted to lead the mighty Kataphraktoi into battle. This Officer allows the Regiment to further lean into its shock cavalry role and deliver devastating flank charges where the fighting is thickest!

The presence of the Ukunfazane, the Living Goddess, among the W’adrhun, ensures that the population at large is devout; the Cults, composed of those W’adrhun who dedicate their lives to the worship and emulation of their patron God, take this a step further. The Chosen of Conquest are the most prolific of these Cults, its Chosen warriors present in almost every tribe. Speed and discipline, coupled with the Goddess’ gifts, allow the Chosen of Conquest to always be where they need to be on the battlefield, blunting the enemy’s advance and turning the tide with flawlessly executed assaults. This kit will also make a Veterans force, but the same is not true in reverse. How they Play: Elite troops, being able to bring a mix of naturally high offensive and defensive stats, making the pound-for-pound the most versatile W'adrhun Infantry Regiment coming at a significant price but their Medium classification allowing them to excel against even heavier Regiments they will encounter later on as the battle unfolds.

Aghema are, without a doubt, the best fighters available to a City States commander. They are invariably the personal guard of rules, tyrants and council members alike. Armed, armored and augumented to the highest standards that a ruler can afford, the notion of failure or defeat is anathema to these elite soldiers, who are trained to fight and win on any battlefield under any circumstance. Infantry Dual Kit: 12 plastic miniatures that can either make Agema or Thorakites, 1 set of Infantry Bases, 2 Command Cards.

Hoplites know that the difference between victory and defeat lies with the strength of the Phalanx and focus their efforts on the integrity of its shield wall. The canniest veterans among the Hoplites know that pure defense will see a phalanx buckle under uncontested enemy pressure, thus they turn their eyes to the Dorilates, the spear masters among their number, to set the tempo and angle of their thrusts, complimenting the sheer defensive power of the Phalanx with increased aggression. How they Play: A veteran Hoplite, the Dorilates trains and coordinates the shield wall/pike formation. When the Regiment clashes with the enemy formation, the Hoplites/Phalangites unleash a rapid barrage of spear/pike thrusts forcing enemy soldiers to cower, keep their heads down and ultimately force them into exposing weaknesses in their formation.

Every army of the City States that marches to war, does so under the supervision of at least one Mechanist. One could be forgiven for believing he is there to ensure the smooth operation of the army and the countless machines, both big and small, that are so vital to the smooth operation of a City State’s army. What many fail to recognize is that he is there to ensure that reality itself operates along the rules and parameters laid out in their Lexicons by their Divinity. How they Play: As a spellcasting support Character, the Mechanist excels when positioned just behind the main battle line providing necessary utility abilities and enhancing the range of your Promethean’s spells. Activate the Mechanist’s Supremacy Ability to give all Regiment’s Activating from your Strategic Stack the Hardened (+1) Special Rule and see your enemies halt their advance before the might of your shieldwall!