We arrive at the third installment of the March preview. This time, the focus is on narrative depth and visual utility. In history, we give you the tools to break the uniformity of your ranks; in fantasy, we introduce an exiled captain who retains his honor and a hunter who trusts in steel, not prayers.
⚔️ ADVENTURER TIER: DYNAMIC REINFORCEMENTS AND GARDENS
COMITATENSES AND LIMITANEI WITH PLUMBATA (Regiment Variety) We know a marching army needs life. That is why the new Comitatenses and Limitanei are designed specifically to be mixed into your current regiments. By blending these miniatures throwing plumbatas with the spear or sword troops you already own, you will break the "monopose" effect. You will add soldiers in the midst of pre-clash skirmishing action, bringing necessary and realistic chaos to the formation.
THE VILLA'S GARDENS (Roman Villa: Part II) We expand the modularity of the Roman Villa. This second set adds the Gardens, designed to connect to the main structure and offer a peaceful setting with statues, fountains, and planters. It is the key piece to transform an isolated building into a complete residential complex.
🔱 BANNERMAN TIER: THE EXILE'S HONOR AND THE PRAGMATIC HUNTER
VARN'S CLAWS (Renown Regiment) Under the command of Varn, a former Knight of the Ducal Guard now in exile, this unit of pikemen maintains an iron discipline that common mercenaries envy. The command group captures a moment of tense calm: the unit waits, impassive, whilst a page delivers marching orders to the captain. They do not fight for disorderly looting, but with the martial skill of those who once protected a Duke.
THE WITCH HUNTER Forget holy hammers and prayer books. This is our first Witch Hunter designed to be 100% removed from the religious "Purifier" archetype. . We want to know what you think of this approach for your skirmish warbands.