Hana, The Grace of Murder, is a terrifying predator who displays little of what she once was, having fully embraced the inevitable changes wrought upon her body. In her hunting grounds, she reigns supreme, killing for fun, not food, leaving countless web-wrapped corpses to rot. She favours no particular victim, killing indiscriminately to learn the strengths and weaknesses of those she stalks so that when called upon to kill for The Awoken, she is as graceful and efficient as possible.
A clear-cut melee powerhouse, Hana has a feat for everything. Predators Detachment is a new Ki Feat granting three of the best melee Traits in the game. Unnatural Sanguine Strength is there to seal the death once you have a good Success Level. Finally, Starless Midnight Chitin can grant tremendous Armour values when on the table.

Softly through the shadows, they come, The Awoken, spinning death, dread and corruption in their silken webs. Not even the empire of flesh can withstand their potent venom with just a single bite undoing all the gods have wrought. They creep ever closer, viewing the empire and Jwar through numerous eyes, choosing their prey carefully, assembling a host that thinks as one under the control of a powerful force older than time itself. Sleep not, for The Awoken are everywhere, lurking in the twilight, biding their time, ensnaring us one by one, and reshaping the world in their terrifying image!

Box contains seven 32mm scale fine detail printed resin miniatures, bases and twenty one full colour cards.

The Temple of Anmuy is a far-off monastery whose practitioners maintain the balance between civilisation's artifice and nature's wilds. As one of the temple's masters, Charlyn has promoted cooperation between the mountain people and the spirits of the cold and wild, much like that seen in the Hoshi Family in the Iron Mountains.
With many options in her toolbox, Charlyn will always have some role in a Temple Warband.  The White Out Ki Feat is particularly interesting and a new puzzle for players to work out.

With Shiho Hiroto's return, the Takashi have had to act. However, they cannot show weakness and must take the more subtle option. Sadao is empowered to root out and eliminate the Shiho threat, which he does with great success, travelling the lesser-known paths of Jwar from village to village. He hunts Shiho sympathisers, who dare provide arms, support, or information on Takashi troop movements. All earn his ire, and he leaves a trail of dead Shiho loyalists in his wake. 
Sadao adds a new element to both Claws of the Dragon and Blood of the Dragon and any future Hare Clan themes.

Shirak was just a child when Hiroto left on his journey across the empire. Even then, the young lord made a considerable impression on the juvenile Shirak. Of all Shiho, Shirak never lost faith that Hiroto would return and lead the family back to glory. Shirak has sworn to see the Shiho rule again and will die trying.
Like many Shiho samurai, Shirak costs remarkably low Rice for his abilities.  This is, of course, due to his 2 Melee Pool.  If you can use the many ways in faction to overcome this low statistic, you have a profile that can vastly outperform its Rice Cost expectations. Sixth Sense is also a welcome addition.

Kyodai are the right hands of the Oyabun. They work for one Gumi, but their authority transcends them. All shatei will obey a Kyodai’s instructions. Together, the Kyodai manage the day-to-day running of the Syndicate, reporting regularly to their Saiko-komon. Kenichi leads with an iron fist, and all in the Gumi know not to cross him or question his leadership. When given an order the Shaitei follow through without question. Rumours suggest he was once a samurai, given his unorthodox fighting style, but few believe it.
Kenichi's status as a Kyodai in the Iron Fist Gumi causes his ego to swell, causing him to fight without regard for his safety or that of others in the heat of battle. Oda does not see that as an issue for his Kyodai. Oda encourages this behaviour and blesses Kenichi so that he can get the job done and not worry about the mess he leaves behind.

The Tanaka clan may be small in number, but their martial skills are legendary. Its unique wolf pack-like fighting style allows it to move and skirmish as one. Because it is so close-knit, they quickly learn each other's fighting techniques, anticipating when and what will happen at any given time. This unit calls itself the Wolf’s Teeth, as it wields spears, thus making their coordinated attacks all the more silent and deadly.

Contains 2 Wolf Spear models

Contains 1 model. Models require assembly. Models are unpainted.

Fai-Ginn’s class of miscreants and neer-do-wells has many promising graduates, but his current crop of pickpockets, scamps, rascals, and troublemakers boasts some of the most nefarious urchins Jwar has ever seen. Several Gumi from the Silvermoon Trade Syndicate are already lining up to recruit them to their

cause, with both Nachin and Kibin working even harder to prove their worth to the Silvermoon. They can slip through the city unnoticed by nearly everyone and have already seen some fighting despite their stature. Nachin specialises in distraction, allowing Kibin to use their finely honed skills and stiletto to pierce the armour of patrolling ashigaru before becoming lost in the crowd.

Contains 2 models. Models require assembly. Models are unpainted.

On a travelling stage, kabuki actors tell their tales in day-long performances augmented with lantern lights, shadows and dancers. Each performer also has a solo display to bring in the crowds and to entertain during intervals. The troupe's travels are not random or dictated by the audience, as the Silvermoon must do their business secretly. And which prefecture patrol would suspect the villager's favourite entertainment of smuggling, theft, arson or assassination?

What a collection of styles and skills! With an array of different Traits, Ki Feats and Unique Effects, this box will undoubtedly present a new experience for even the most experienced Bushido player. The Path of a Thousand Names set offers more of the Silvermoon Trade Syndicate’s trademark support models, with all new ways to annoy and disrupt your opponent. This also brings more Shatei models to the Silvermoon fold, like the Fan Dancers, who act as a pair and, while weaving their dances together, are a powerful force. Not to be outdone by this deadly pair, the kabuki actors offer unique options for the late game and are very competent fighters in their own right. Most of these new characters are available with the full Silvermoon range to make your own Warband or play your current models in the latest Path of a Thousand Names Theme and use the ten new Special Cards to entrance, amaze and murder your way to victory!

Contains 8 models. Models require assembly. Models are unpainted.

Tengu are fast in flight, but as a Crane banished from the sky, Daranibe is fast on the ground. When she uses her speed on the battlefield, it is as if she steps into the spirit realm, becoming almost incorporeal, here one second and gone the next.

Contains 1 model. Models require assembly. Models are unpainted.

It was supposed to be an ordinary summoning, but something went awry. Instead of a malleable and manageable spirit, something far more malignant and powerful came forth, straining the very bonds of the skeletal frame straining to contain it. It shrieks and writhes, seeking to free itself from the macabre prison that barely holds it in check, and if those bones should break, then Warui would be free!

Contains 1 Warui model

Cousin to the Ito daimyo, Yudai speaks as the daimyo’s voice in matters at court. He has served as emissary to Takuya’s wishes since the start of the Dragon Wars, and no one can deny that Yudai knows his way around the deadly game of clan politics. Because of the Ito clan’s well-deserved reputation for treachery, those around Yudai still call upon him for favours. Itsunagi has courted Yudai’s good graces, swaying his uncle to the service of Orochi. Even so, Yudai serves Orochi most cynically, drawing upon Orochi’s power only when it serves him to do so.

Whale hunting is a significant source of meat, blubber, oil, and bone, which is used in all kinds of products across the Jwar Isles and even exported to the mainland. All of these hunters are competent sailors. Outside of hunting season, or when no whaling is permitted north of Jwar, they may take work on other ships.

All of this has happened before and will happen again, so say the unaging sages in The Temple of Ro-Kan’s tower of eternal wisdom. The Temple has fought and defeated The Savage Wave before. The monks of old sealed the Oni world of Krazzor away from their own, but some of that old invading force remained here, trapped in the Jwar Isles. There are known to be precisely a dozen Oni Ancients, but The Temple knows only four names...

Up in the Ro-Kan Mountains, there is rarely a need for an organised militia as most villages are protected from bandits and outsiders by the monks of the Temple. This works well enough that most organised groups know not to target villages up in the mountains. Still, the villages need protection, and most have a group of their people to watch the village at night, stop any excessive conflict between families and keep back wild animals. They solve most of their problems by bringing shouting villagers and fire to scare off the upland bears and mountain gorillas. They lack real training, and unfortunately, layers of straw armour may protect them from snake bites and even simple knives and sticks, but they are no match for a katana.

The Eddo Garrison rarely leaves Eddo, which allows them to wear the heavier armour they are known for. As a garrison, they also wield heavy naginata rather than the lighter yari. Since Hiro’s ascension to the Family seat, he has sent the Eddo ashigaru further afield. They are known for their intense personal loyalty to Hiro. These ashigaru have spent much time with the young samurai on patrols and in Eddo. They bear the burden of their heavy gear, marching far from home without complaint, and any would give their life for their daimyo.

Like all good wolves, the Ryoshi sworn to the Tanaka hunt in packs. The strict hierarchy of the clan means they do not fight with their samurai lords but in a group of their own. Even with their long bows, they like to act together to fire simultaneously at the same target.