Warcradle

From bio-mechanical implants to stolen experimental weaponry, only death may stop their headlong quest for fame and wealth. Powerful weapons and a reckless way of life have made the Outlaws a force to be reckoned with.

Once a proud and spiritual people, the Warrior Nation has fought long and hard to keep technology out of their lands. However, the pull on its people has consumed many of their warriors, and the Dark Council has influenced even the strongest of their lead

Opie is unleashed against her enemies, entertaining the Nazombu Queen as she listens to the victim's bones crunching as they are slowly crushed and digested within the titanoboa.

A chance encounter in the town of Red Oak between the notorious Outlaw Jessie James and the grim Lawman Wyatt Earp erupts into open conflict. This easy introductory set includes ten multi-part plastic miniatures, a rulebook, tokens, templates, dice and th

Mercenaries, a varied, eccentric bunch of wildly dangerous individuals who work for the highest bidder.

The Greater Thunderbird is the harbinger of storms and the living sky. Lethal forks of lightning cascade from its mouth and wings, striking down the foes of the Warrior Nation with deadly accuracy. While the sheer size and ferocity of the Fire Eagle is en

Warcradle Soul Hunters

Judge Kingsley Stern is a senior Lawman serving in the territories. He is best described as a roving one-man courtroom, utterly convinced of his own righteousness.

The race that eventually became the Magenta was an apex predator on their homeworld. The Magenta naturally evolved the means to stalk, chase and run down prey much larger than themselves and a strong pack mentality increased their effectiveness ten-fold.

The Wendigo are the lore keepers of a world long since past. They are part of an exotic and ancient breed of creatures known collectively as the Carcosa. Their mythology speaks of the Carcosa being the true inheritors of the Earth, the first people create

The Outlaws are a rag-tag mix of men and women. Each forging their own path in the world, each fiercely independent. To the Union and Lawmen, they are viewed as desperate and dangerous criminals. People who have turned their backs on the very concept of d

As soon as she was able to send a messenger to the jail, Lucretia paid the seven pounds for the ailing Tituba's release. Lucretia had her dying lover brought to the Governor's Mansion but instead of a last few days spent together, the couple were immediat