Hi everyone,
I think this is our last preview for June.
For The Adventurer, we close the court side of the month with King Louis XIV and Philippe, in his prisoner version.
Louis is the figure of command: royal orders, guards at the door, court pressure and the kind of decision that can send half a kingdom moving before sunset.
Philippe stands on the other side of that same story. A locked cell, an iron mask, a secret too useful to be left alone, and a sword in hand when everything finally breaks open. He is a great fit for rescue games, palace escapes, hidden heirs, duels in corridors or any campaign where the truth is more dangerous than the soldiers at the gate.
For The Bannerman, we finish with the Zarina on Horse.
She is not arriving as a decoration for the army. She is a ruler on the road: mounted, guarded by winter symbols, and ready to stand at the center of a column, a hard negotiation or a march east. She works beautifully as a character, an escort objective, a command model or the heart of a colder, harsher force.
And with this, June is complete: court steel, prison iron, royal orders and the Zarina riding out.
As always, we would love to read what you would do with them on your tables. Would you build a prison escape, a royal escort, a court betrayal, or a campaign where the Zarina herself has to cross the snow with banners behind her?
Thank you for joining us for another month, guys. See you in the next one.