House Lannister looks to maintain control of the Iron Throne and is willing to spend any cost in order to make it happen. Their coffers are open, and they are hiring the best soldiers in Westeros to lead their units. These combat veterans bring expertise, training, and cunning not found in the average man of the line. They can elevate an ordinary unit into elites by their mere presence.

The Night’s Watch will gladly take in anyone and everyone in order to bolster their ranks. They are evil-vigilant protectors of the Wall, keeping Westeros safe from the terrors that lie farther north. Battles against these horrors quickly weed out anyone who is unfit for the Black. All that remains are the grizzled veterans. These knowledgeable warriors are often dispersed throughout the ranks of other units, sharing their expertise with others and bolstering their fighting prowess by their presence.

House Stark is known for extolling integrity, justice, and loyalty. Those that flock to the Direwolf’s Banner feel that what they are fighting for is right. This feeling is instilled in the officers that are in charge of the units within the Stark army. House Stark might not have the deepest coffers, but what they lack in raw materials they make up for in Determination.

A Dothraki is effectively born in the saddle. From the earliest age, they learn to ride, becoming the greatest horsemen in the land. After many battles, these horsemen have honed their skills to perfection. Their mastery of swordsmanship, archery, and riding is surpassed by none. In combat, they are a triple threat of strength, speed, and range.

House Baratheon’s philosophy of “heavy arms and heavier armor” extends even to its cavalry. The Champions of the Stag are some of the heaviest armored in all of Westeros. These mounted knights head to battle in full plate, their huge destrier horses kitted with full barding. Yet, they still remain rather maneuverable during battle. These knights can be used as a flanking force, or simply plunged straight into the heart of an enemy formation.

The Champions of the Stag unit for the A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game gives Baratheon commanders a heavy cavalry option for their forces. With strong Defensive Save and Morale stats and multiple wounds per figure, they can withstand enemy attacks very well. They are also formidable on offense, gaining special bonuses with their Champion’s Wrath ability, which grants Critical Blow and forces the enemy to become Weakened if they roll any 1s when making Defensive Saves against their attacks. Truly a strong unit to have on the battlefield.

House Baratheon’s philosophy of “heavy arms and heavier armor” extends even to its cavalry. The Champions of the Stag are some of the heaviest armored in all of Westeros. These mounted knights head to battle in full plate, their huge destrier horses kitted with full barding. Yet, they still remain rather maneuverable during battle. These knights can be used as a flanking force, or simply plunged straight into the heart of an enemy formation.

The Champions of the Stag unit for the A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game gives Baratheon commanders a heavy cavalry option for their forces. With strong Defensive Save and Morale stats and multiple wounds per figure, they can withstand enemy attacks very well. They are also formidable on offense, gaining special bonuses with their Champion’s Wrath ability, which grants Critical Blow and forces the enemy to become Weakened if they roll any 1s when making Defensive Saves against their attacks. Truly a strong unit to have on the battlefield.

For most armies, the armor worn by the Baratheon Sentinels would count them as heavy infantry. But for House Baratheon, they only are classified as medium infantry. Still, their resilient plate mail can turn away most attacks, while their warhammers make quick work of enemies out on the field.

The Baratheon Sentinels Unit Box for the A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game gives House Baratheon commanders a new melee unit for their forces. Simple and straightforward, the Sentinels head into battle confident in the power of their armor. On the attacking side of the coin, the Sentinel’s double warhammers can crush enemies under the weight of their mighty blows, easily sundering enemy armor.

The R’hllor Faithful bring their conviction in their god to the battlefield in service of Stannis Baratheon. These holy warriors anoint their blades in sacred oils and set them alight, causing vicious wounds with each slash. Whenever their faith is tested, they only become more deadly to the enemy. Accompanied to battle by a Red Priestess, a unit of R’hllor Faithful is ready to stand against any foe.

The R’hllor Faithful unit box for the A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game gives House Baratheon players a new, faithful unit to add to their ranks. Their burning blades deal terrible wounds to enemy forces with each slash, going through armor easily. The unit can also gain Faith tokens for passing Morale tests, letting them gain access to new special abilities during the fight. The unit comes with the Red Priestess unit attachment, who can send terror through enemy ranks.

House Baratheon is a House divided. However, even at only partial strength, they can field an army that’s more than a match for any other force in Westeros. The Rose Knights are King Renly’s finest warriors. Their armor may seem simply ceremonial, but it is made of the strongest steel, and the soldiers that wear that armor are likewise as tough and dedicated to seeing their King on the Iron Throne.

The Rose Knights unit box for the A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game gives House Baratheon players a new, hardy unit on the battlefield. The Rose Knights will only fight for King Renly, but when they take the field, their strong melee attacks and ability to restore wounds while simultaneously dealing them to the enemy makes them a difficult unit for opposing players to fully wipe out.

We know you love a good board game. You’ve got a huge collection that you’re proud of. You have them neatly shelved and in pristine condition. It’s a true beauty to behold. But what if your collecting skills could benefit you IN one of your board games? Yeah, that’d be sweet. The Board Silly expansion for Munchkin Dungeon is our love-letter to board gamers everywhere. It’s our tongue-in-cheek look at the community, with new Monsters like the Shrieking Geek and Orc Board Game Reviewer. There’s even a new Meeple Boss to fight at the bottom of the Dungeon. Players can also collect Loot on their Shelf Board, getting bonuses for having a complete collection at the end of the game. Just make sure to fill it all the way in. Nobody likes holes in their collection.

Contents:

• 5 miniatures
• 5 Shelf Dashboards
• 60 cards
• 1 Rules leaflet

It’s Cthulhu. I mean, you can’t have a game without Cthulhu, right? Of course there’s a Cthulhu expansion for Munchkin Dungeon. We wouldn’t be doing our due diligence if we didn’t have a Cthulhu expansion. And going a little mad never hurt anyone, right?

The Cthulhu expansion for Munchkin Dungeon will cause everyone to go a little bit mad. The set includes new Threats, new Rooms and Room Monsters, and the big cheese himself, Cthulhu. This new boss will test everyone’s nerves. The set also introduces Madness tokens. Players gain Madness for entering special rooms in the Dungeon. Going a little mad might not be so bad, as some of the symptoms are beneficial. But get too much, and you might leave the dungeon escorted by men in white coats.

Contents:

• 5 miniatures
• 60 cards
• 36 tokens
• 1 Rules leaflet

You can have defeated the most monsters. You can have collected the most loot. You can have beaten the boss the most times. But are you the cutest Munchkin in the Dungeon? Looks matter when it comes to Fame. Big eyes, smiling cheeks, and cute dimples are everything. And only one can win the title of Cutest Munchkin.

The Cute as a Button expansion for Munchkin Dungeon adds more Threats, more Monsters, but most importantly, Cuteness to the game. New Loot cards and companion Pets will get players Cuteness, tracked on the new Who Wants to be the Cutest? board. The Munchkin with the most Cuteness at the end of the game gains bonus Fame. Just watch out for Cutezilla, the new Boss Monster down at the end of the dungeon.

Contents:

• 5 miniatures
• 1 Score Board
• 5 tokens
• 60 cards
• 1 Rules leaflet

To stand out among all the different mercenary companies in Westeros, one must get creative. For the Bloody Mummers, they have decided that every aspect of their look must be as flamboyant as possible. That doesn’t just mean bright clothing for themselves, but even to the animals that they ride in combat. Not content with the various horse breeds, they have instead opted to ride zorses, a combination of a horse and a zebra.

The Bloody Mummers Zorse Riders unit box for the A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game gives commanders a bright new cavalry unit to use in combat. Being a Neutral unit, they can be taken by most commanders. The Zorse Riders are masters at flanking maneuvers. When catching an enemy in the side or rear, they get several different bonuses, both offensively and defensively, potentially ruining an enemy’s plans before they even begin.

The Unsullied have one of the most difficult training regimens of any unit. Only about one in three survives to the end. However, those that do are swordsmen of unparalleled skill. Though they look slight compared to most western swordsmen, that does not mean they're not as strong or effective on the battlefield. When joined with an officer, their skills are only enhanced, trading blow-for-blow with any foe. The Unsullied Swordsmen unit box for the A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game gives Targaryen players an effective melee unit on the field. Their melee attacks hit at the weak points in enemy armor, granting numerous bonuses when they strike. The Officer Unit Attachment adds to their strengths, trading wounds with the enemy when being attacked, making this unit able to dish out wounds both when attacking and on the defensive.

The life of a Munchkin is pretty simple: kick the door open, beat up the monster, take the loot, gain levels, and get famous. Just watch out for the other Munchkins looking to also get that loot. There’s no honor among Munchkins, and they’ll gladly stab you in the back.

In Munchkin Dungeon, players take on the role of Munchkins adventuring through a dungeon. Each round, they’ll move down through the dungeon’s different rooms, going as far as they dare before they must face whatever’s in their final room. Other players can then add threats to the fight, making things even tougher. And down at the bottom of the dungeon is the nasty boss. Through all of this (hopefully) players will be gaining loot, levels, and fame. In the end, the most famous Munchkin is the winner.

1-5 players. Ages 14+. 80 minute play time. Contents:

• 1 Main Board
• 19 Miniatures
• 2 Super Munchkin Dashboards
• 5 Hero Dashboards
• 6 Dice
• 148 Cards
• 145 Tokens

You’re a Munchkin. You don’t do anything halfway. Sure, you could just go straight down to the bottom of the dungeon and fight the boss, but you’d be missing out on all the extra cool stuff to find. Where’s the fun in that? Why not take a trek off to the side and see what lurks there?

The Side Quest expansion for Munchkin Dungeon gives players plenty more to search out. Along with new Threats, Rooms, and Wandering Monsters, it also introduces Side Quest tokens. These are set out at the start of the game and players can earn them by completing certain achievements. Each one will up a Munchkin’s Fame at the end of the game. There are also two new heroes ready to enter the Dungeon: Rangers and Halflings!

Contents:

• 10 miniatures
• 4 Hero Dashboards
• 60 cards
• 30 tokens
• 1 Rules leaflet

The Free Folk in the north care not for the squabbles of the various Houses south of The Wall. These nomadic tribes will go where they please. And recently, they’ve been flowing their way into warmer climes. However, the people already in those lands don’t take kindly to what appears to be an invasion force. Both sides are arming for war.

The A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game Free Folk Starter Box has everything a player needs to start a Free Folk army. It contains two full units of Free Folk Raiders and Savage Giants, along with a unit of Free Folk Trappers. Additionally, it has various Unit Attachments, Commanders, and NPCs to customize what players field. Also included is the game rulebook, dice, tokens, measuring sticks, terrain templates, and everything necessary to send a force to war.

In the far North, at the very edge of civilization in Westeros, the Night’s Watch tirelessly guard The Wall against any and all incursions. Formed from the discarded men in society (the lower sons, the criminals, and the bastards), they train looking to sow chaos further South. They will need that resolve to keep Westeros safe.

The Night’s Watch Starter Set for the A Song of Ice and Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game gives a player everything they need to start a Night’s Watch force. It contains two units of Sworn Brothers, a unit of Veterans of the Watch, a unit of Ranger Trackers, plus many characters and unit attachments, such as Jon Snow, his Direwolf Ghost, and Jeor Mormont. It also has dice, tokens, terrain, and everything else required to start playing right out of the box.

King Robert Baratheon is dead, and those in control of the Great Houses of Westeros have decided it’s time that they had a representative on the Iron Throne. The crows have been sent out. The bannermen have responded. The War of Five Kings is on!

A Song of Ice & Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game Starter Set - Stark vs. Lannister has everything needed for two players to fight epic battles. Containing forces for both House Stark and House Lannister, players build their armies, select leaders, construct their Tactics Deck, and engage in one of five different Game Modes.

2 players. Ages 14+. 45-60 minute play time

Warring clans struggle for control of provinces in Feudal Japan; however, a conflict is not only won on the battlefield. Diplomacy and alliances will play

a large part in winning the war.

In Rising Sun, from the acclaimed team that brought fans Blood Rage, players enter a fantastical version of Feudal Japan and control different Clans with unique abilities. They will engage in combat, make offerings to the Gods, and form and break treaties. After three hard fought years have passed, only the player who earned the most victory points will win.

3-5 players. Ages 14+. 90-120 minute play time. Contents:

• 1 Main Board (Map of Japan)
• 7 God Tiles
• 30 Coins
• 5 Clan Screens
• 10 Colored Clan Tokens
• 5 Clan Alliance Tokens
• 30 Bushi (Samurai) Figures (6 Per Clan)
• 15 Shinto (Monk) Figures (3 Per Clan)
• 5 Daimyo (Warlord) Figures (1 Per Clan)
• 8 Monster Figures
• 20 Strongholds Tokens (4 Per Clan)
• 10 Ships Tokens (2 Per Clan)
• 9 Political Mandate Cards
• 24 War Tokens
• 8 Numbered War Tokens
• 5 Two-Sided Reference Tiles
• 1 Rulebook