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Not every member of Khorne’s favourite Legion is a superhuman Berzerker clad in crimson and brass power armour from an earlier era – many are just enthusiastic go-getters with a penchant for chainblades and combat stimms. These gore-drenched groupies are the Jakhals, some of the strongest and toughest mortals to serve in the forces of Chaos. They’d need to be, considering the frothing psychopaths they rub shoulders with.

Jakhal packs are fanatically loyal to their masters, and seek to emulate the World Eaters in everything they do. They’re quick to fight among themselves if there’s no more appropriate target for their bloodlust – eager to impress their lords with displays of brutality and skill – but in the field, they hunt together like starving beasts.

Each Jakhal’s combat prowess is further boosted by tanks of sloshing chemicals, sutured to their backs by the Legion’s Berzerker-surgeons.* This cocktail of questionable chems elevates their natural ferocity to inhuman levels, helped along by the addition of a very special ingredient: eight drops of blood, taken from the World Eaters themselves.

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Our upcoming Kickstarter will unlock more than fifty new plastic designs, including a slew of long-desired, fan-favorite ’Mechs, such as the “Ost” series; the Goliath and Scorpion, the first four-legged ’Mechs; as well as the original Technical Readout: 3055 Clan IIC ’Mechs. Plus, we’re beyond excited to bring more than a dozen vehicles to game tables, all molded in the same high-quality plastics and ready to play straight out of the box–including working turrets! The Kickstarter will also deliver a new Mercenaries box, a dozen new ForcePacks, new challenge coins, patches, pins, and all of the paraphernalia needed to celebrate mercenary life!

We’ve started releasing behind-the-scenes PDF previews of those coming designs; Preview 02 is available right now! That preview also teases the launch of The Mercenary Tales in January, a monthly installment of mercenary action all throughout next year!

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We hope that Ambush will serve as a fantastic recruitment tool and get more and more people playing the best rank and flank game on the market! As hobbyists we all want to see the games we love grow and introduce new people into our community. So tell your friends, colleagues, pets and even random strangers about Ambush and how easy it is to start Kings of War.

We have created these super handy Starter Sets which are perfect for those that are just starting out. They have everything you need to get started playing Ambush, containing an Ambush army, Quick-Start rules and an instruction guide to help those new to the hobby build their first of hopefully many incredible Mantic miniatures.

Shipping Mid January, the first wave contains SIX Starter sets:

• Goblins
• Empire Of Dust
• Ratkin
• Ogres
• Halflings
• Forces Of The Abyss

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Later this month, the beloved Kingmaker Adventure Path makes its Pathfinder Second Edition debut with a slate of over a dozen products, both updating the fan-favorite campaign to the new rules set (as well as updating the Pathfinder First Edition rules and expanding into D&D 5E) and incorporating content from the bestselling Pathfinder: Kingmaker computer game from Owlcat Games.

In the computer adaptation of the campaign, a single-player experience, the protagonist meets, befriends, and comes to rely upon a cast of NPC companions who help form their adventuring party and rule their eventual kingdom. When we set out to bring content from the computer game into the tabletop version, we knew we wanted to include these characters, but weren’t quite sure how to do it. After all, a typical play group already has multiple PCs who do what the companions in the CRPG did.

The result was the Kingmaker Companion Guide, a 128-page sourcebook to provide GMs running Kingmaker (or any campaign, really) the tools they need to integrate more than a dozen fully fleshed out NPCs into the campaign as optional expansions to the already massive 640-page Pathfinder Kingmaker Adventure Path. Additionally, the guide presents rules for an optional camping system, complete with new downtime activities for players to use while exploring the Stolen Lands, and expanded weather rules.

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The AGL Tournament Pack: Bixie Edition is coming in September!

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Even an assault force devoted to action and violence recognizes the value of diplomacy in certain (albeit limited) circumstances. Nonetheless, when it’s necessary to resort to dialogue and negotiation, the Phalanx always prefers to proceed on its own rather than relying on the experts of the Administration for Institutional Image. The negotiators of this OperationS division are renowned for their mellifluous speech, their trickery, and their readiness to agree to “lose the battle but win the war” compromises, which is unthinkable for the aggressive and ruthless warriors of the Phalanx. The men and women of the Assault Subsection always mistrust these OperationS specialists and view them as sly backstabbers. The Phalanx believes when entering negotiations that they should be carried out on its own terms, which naturally also means in its own unique, signature style. The Theoroi, the Phalanx ambassadors, epitomize this certain style, and none more so than Helen of Troy, the most notorious of them all.

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