The Ice Maiden Battlefleet set is now available for pre-order, with an entire Imperium fleet in a box - have you ordered yours yet?
The Ice Maiden is the latest addition to the Imperium, coming out for pre-order in August. The release of this model seeks to expand the range of flagships available to Imperium players and is the first dreadnought in the game.
August is an incredibly exciting month at Warcradle Studios, especially for Dystopian Wars and Mythos players.
With the recent exciting announcement for Dystopian Wars, Warcradle Studios has a brand new step-by-step painting tutorial this time for the Islands & Archipelagos set.
The sea was a dull, cold grey, yet it was neither empty nor flat. There was an iron speck present, isolated, battling the raging storm all around it. 50-foot swells broke over the bow of the Pride of Tersgrad as the Battlecruiser laboured through the brutal Arctic Seas.
We here at Warcradle Studios have been holding on to our excitement for too long. With a brand new trailer outlining the next biggest product heading to Dystopian Wars.
This August release will debut the biggest set since the Hunt for the Prometheus Two-Player Starter Set, entitled the Ice Maiden Battlefleet Set.
Right from the beginning I knew that it was never going to be an easy task, interviewing Hudson. Most of the time, so the orderlies tell me, he is in a near-catatonic state, just sitting there, knees drawn into his chest, pressed as tightly as he can manage, in the corner of his cell. He stares at seemingly nothing. He mumbles, he drools and he soils himself and any sense of dignity he might have once had has long since been stripped and disregarded.
Have your Tempelhof Battlefleet from Dystopian Wars pre-ordered, and are looking forward for your fleet embarking in battle on the rough seas?
Whether you are looking for new terrain for your tabletop sci-fi adventures or expanding your Dystopian Wars fleets, July sees brand new releases for both Warcradle Scenics and Dystopian Wars.
With a huge number of releases this month, be sure to head over to Wayland Games and your FLGS stores to get your pre-orders in throughout July.
The Tempelhof Battlefleet from Dystopian Wars has now leapt into action, and can now be picked up at Wayland Games and a vast majority of FLGS Stores.
Daz has spent some time taking us through how he achieves glow effects and details on the newest ship belonging to The Empire.
Follow the steps below to achieve this effect on your newest fleet:
June is a big month at Warcradle Studios, with not just an abundance of new Dystopian Wars products, but an expansion to the popular Gloomburg terrain range from Warcradle Scenics.
With five new releases in total, June releases are certainly ones to not be missed. So be sure to head over to Wayland Games and your FLGS stores to get your pre-orders in.
He opened his eyes and judged that to be a big mistake. The daylight flooded in through a gap in the curtains just so and hit him square in the face. It assailed his retinas and they began to throb in time with his aching head. He let out a soft moan and fell back among the cushions and pillows that were scattered on the floor. A slender arm flung itself over his chest in a gesture that was half-protective, half-possessive and he turned his head slightly to the right.
“Boarding team, complete preparations and ready yourselves. We deploy in five minutes.”
The voice resonated through the low buzz of the Saxon scout rotor, cutting through the stifling air like a boat through water and every single person paid attention. The words continued.
“Now then, all of you! Look sharp! I don’t deny that we’re going to have one hell of a fight on our hands with the squareheads. But I am absolutely and completely sure that each one of you extraordinary people will give it your all…
Helsinki Markov didn’t know this ship…
He’d studied it of course. The limited information and blueprints that Commonwealth agents had managed to smuggle out of Covenant territory (at great cost in both resources and lives) had been pored over and studied extensively, for this was an opportunity that had to be taken. It was an operation that could not afford to fail. Success in securing the Prometheus and its prototype generator could alter the balance of power in the developed world. Still, however familiar he was with the ship’s systems and layout, he didn’t know it, didn’t understand it in that way that could only come with time. With luck, he wouldn’t be on board long enough for it to matter.