Contains 4 Commander Decks: Deadly Disguise, Deep Clue Sea, Revenant Recon, and Blame Game.

Murder! Mystery! Magic! A string of alarming murders streaks across the plane of Ravnica, and your players will step into the shoes of Ravnica's greatest detectives to track the clues and crack the case. Will they uncover the mastermind before it's too late?

If solving one case isn't enough for your players, there are even more puzzles to be solved, woven into the Murders at Karlov Manor products. Let your players put their detective skills to the test!

In Commander, four players come together to show their strength and strategy, with one player coming out on top. Each 100-card ready-to-play Murders at Karlov Manor Commander Deck makes it easy for Commander fans in your store to grab a deck and play right away.

Contents of each Commander Deck:

• 1 ready-to-play deck of 100 Magic cards (2 Traditional Foil Legendary cards, 98 nonfoil cards)
• 2-card Collector Booster Sample Pack (contains 1 Traditional Foil or Nonfoil alt-border card of rarity Rare or higher and 1 Traditional Foil Borderless Common or Uncommon card)
• 1 foil-etched Display Commander (a thick cardstock copy of the commander card with foil etched into the card’s border and art)
• 10 double-sided tokens
• 1 deck box (can hold 100 sleeved cards)
• 1 Life Wheel
• 1 strategy insert
• 1 reference card

Players can add even more Wakanda-themed terrain to their Marvel: Crisis Protocol battlefields in this new pack! Great statues of panthers honoring Bast and Wakanda's royal line are erected throughout this proud nation, and this pack brings a variety of these statues to the tabletop. Featuring a large panther statue, two small panther statues, and a panther fountain, this pack gives players even more terrain to make Wakanda the backdrop for their Marvel: Crisis Protocol battles. Rounding out the pack is a One-Shot Card that invites players to modify their Crisis into a unique scenario focusing on the terrain in this pack.

The Kingdom of Wakanda comes to the tabletop in this new terrain pack for Marvel: Crisis Protocol! Featuring a variety of terrain pieces from this technologically advanced nation, including lamps, a tree, and a vibranium transport, this pack allows players to customize their own Wakandan battlefields. Along with these terrain pieces, players will also find a new One-Shot card that invites them to modify their Crisis into a unique scenario focusing on the terrain they find in this pack.

It was thought that what began as a skirmish between two mercenary companies would end with both parties leaving with a bloody nose and no more said of the matter. This turned out to be far from the truth. With their future hiring power in jeopardy, neither of the forces could surrender the fight without losing face. The Crimson League and Honorable Eclipse Company were now locked in battle, both needing to secure their future contracts and, consequently, the future of their very existence.

Reinforcements came in, not just from paid battlefleets but also from the Great Powers of the Union and Sultanate, both eager to have the mercenaries they regularly employed owing them favourable rates in the future. Specialist crews with their John Henry Colossi made their way to where the fighting was thickest while Sadrazam Heavy Cruisers guarded the coastal defence platforms that had become a focus of the fighting. No mercy was given, and no quarter asked.

Contents:

• 2x John Henry Vitruvian Colossus
• 2x Akron Sentry Rotor
• 2x Cheyenne Hunter Submarine
• 2x Farpoint Sentry Platform
• 1x Large Platform
• 1x Small Platform
• 2x Iskandar Cruiser (may also be built as Sadrazam, Pasha or Izmir Class)
• 2x Temir Frigate
• 1x Rule Book
• 20x Action Dice
• 6x Critical Dice
• 1x DA Token Sheet

Thanks in part to the East India Trading Company, the influence of The Crown spread across much of the globe. As such, they must defend their holdings with all they have, to prevent their colonies from being blockaded or worse. This has led to a contract with the House of Scindia of the Gwalior Princely State for locally constructed and specialised craft being incorporated into the Crown’s Indian and Pacific Ocean Fleets, as well as the EITC. The Ganges Battle Cruiser and Devaki Littoral Monitor in particular, became much relied on as exemplary vessels, well suited to coastal action. A shallow draft and a pared-back design, reminiscent of an earlier age of Crown industry, might give the mistaken impression that these are not up to the task of warfare in the Dystopian Age. However, with the scattered territories constantly imperilled by local revolution and piracy, these vessels see a great deal of action. Engineering focused on the fundamentals of shipbuilding makes maintaining an operational Fleet far more practical, with the warships spending on average a third less time out of action than their British counterparts and nearly fifty percent less compared to the Canadians.

Contents:

• 1x Ganges Battlecruiser (may also be built as Palashi Class)
• 2x Nagaraja Tactical Cruiser (may also be built as Indus, Godavari, Devaki or Chanura Class)
• 2x Platform
• 4x Escort
• 2x Landing Token

In the distance, what appeared to be an Imperium zeppelin floated towards the Khan Heavy Platform "Khüchirkheg Tsaiz". Tiny imperfections, like dust motes on the horizon, showed it wasn’t alone. The crew had been warned that an attack was incoming but were prepared; they knew that the Imperium fleet was stretched across the multiple platforms that held this part of the Barents Sea. These men had defended their post before and would do so again. To either side, they saw some of the other platforms, and through binoculars, they noted fists pumping the air in defiance. Only then did they recognise the silhouette was not just any zeppelin but a Maximilian Aerial Linebreaker. Cheers of resistance were silenced, and crewmen steeled themselves against the coming terror. They’d been briefed on the Maxamilian’s shield generators and bombards while some of the crew looked about the deck and wondered which of them would not make it through the day.

Contents:

• 1x Maximilian Aerial Linebreaker

Ammo stores cracked, and crewmen screamed aboard the USS Cranston. Fires surged hungrily across the deck of the Boston Class frigate while it listed to its starboard side. Lieutenant Junior Grade Ryan knew he and the rest of his crew were doomed; it was only a matter of time before the fires reached the fuel tanks, and they would be consumed in flame. Part of his mind prayed for a swift death, but the colossal steel form in front of him hypnotised the rest. It acted less like the comparatively crude and clumsy John Henry attached to the fleet and more like a dancer he had once seen in New York. The Qualor, its name shouted in warning by several of his mates, screamed as it swept through the sky. In a moment, frozen in time, the mighty colossus scanned the sea and gazed down at the Cranston. Ryan felt as though it was looking at him… singling him out, and actually looking at him! The blazing blue eyes flashed, and the enormous hovering mechanical figure flung its arms wide, the same azure glow erupting from its mouth in a beam that split the air. Steel melted to slag, and in the blink of an eye, Ryan, his compatriots and the whole damned frigate were no more.

Contents:

• 2x Chaska Vitruvian Colossus (may also be built as Qualor Class)

Gray

A thrilling 1v1 space adventure for two players!

You and your rival Starfarer brave the unknowns of space as you vie for the approval of the Galactic Council. Beware of merciless pirates as you found colonies, build trade relations, and fulfill the Council's missions. Make quick and clever upgrades to your ship and hone your astute strategy to outfly your opponent.

A modern and thoughtful reboot of the 2001 Klaus Teuber classic: Starship Catan.

Another war, another battlefield. An orchestra of conflict rang through the air. The bass rhythm of artillery supported the constant screech of tank tracks crunching through the wreckage. A percussive rattle of small arms fire kept time. None of which could entirely drown out the cacophonous choir of wounded screams. This place was once a centre of life and industry, man and machine working synchronously to build the future. Now, it was a chaotic warren of grey dust and broken walls. Armed soldiers and armoured vehicles stalked each other. Two huge packs of beasts vied for territory, with the winner gaining access to the local amenities they were now destroying with their rage. Little remained to show this was once where humanity lived. Even the larger industrial units are showing signs of damage, the citizens have long since left the warzone but infantry and light vehicles make the most of the remaining structures for cover and defence. The walls might not be enough to stop the more powerful weapons of this age, but if you can remain out of sight, the enemy can’t target you. From a distance, it still almost looked like the vibrant city it once was, cranes dotting the horizon, suggesting building rather than destruction. Indeed, it was only a matter of time till this place was reduced to rubble: another war, another battlefield.

This entirely modular terrain set allows you to build a myriad of buildings, from small apartment blocks to large industrial factories. This set is compatible with Armoured Clash, Legions Imperialis, Dropzone Commander and many more miniature wargames.

Contents:

• 3x Sprue 1
  • 16x Buttress
  • 16x Caps
  • 11x Wall Section (multiple designs)
  • 8x Wall Base (4 designs)
  • 5x Roof Tiles (5 designs)
• 3x Sprue 2
  • 16x Buttress
  • 16x Caps
  • 20x Left Parapet
  • 20x Right Parapet
  • 4x Chimney Stacks
  • 3x Crates B
  • 3x Antenna
  • 3x Turrets
  • 2x Crates A
  • 1x Crane A
  • 1x Crane B
  • 1x Double Height Wall (2 designs)
  • 1x Double Width Wall (2 designs)
  • 1x Double Width Wall Base
  • 1x Large Roof
  • 1x Ramp

Heavy Hitters brings the biggest, strongest, hardest hitting fun to Flesh and Blood gaming tables yet! Ready-to-play out of the box, 40 card blitz deck plus hero, weapon, and equipment cards.