A brand-new card game from Bandai based on the long-running Battle Spirits trading card game. After 14 years and over 60 booster sets in Japan, Battle Spirits is finally reborn for competitive card game players around the world.

Use cores to play Spirit, Nexus, and Magic cards as you take on your opponent. Are you ready for a revolutionary card game ex...

Loved and hated in equal measure, over the last four decades the UrbanMech has become the mascot of BattleTech. Recently, the UrbanMech has been turned into multiple plushies, appeared in a company box, and even a full-scale inflatable display!

This ForcePack brings a new pose of the original UM-R60 variant from the UrbanMech Salvage Box, along with thr...

In 2439 the Terran Hegemony unleashed the Mackie—the first BattleMech—setting off an arms race across the Inner Sphere. The Proliferation Cycle anthology tells the story of how all six Houses employed force of arms, infiltrations and espionage to field cutting-edge new ’Mechs of their own. The volume also includes the story of the first Clan OmniMech.

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Your Sorcerer Kings First Blood Warband has 4 squads (Ghols and Rajakur) and an Efreet Brute to be led by your Raj into battle.  This boxed set also comes with the Command and Ritual Cards needed with this set, all bases and stands for each of the figures, First Blood Start Play Guide and Assembly Instructions. While this is a perfect Warband to start your Fi...

Classes Contained: Forestcraft, Swordcraft, Runecraft, Dragoncraft, Abysscraft, Havencraft, Neutral 
Set Details
Total: 117 cards + special foils
B (Bronze)   40
S (Silver)      28
G (Gold)       28
L (Legendary)   21
Each pack contains one Gold card or better!
Recommended Age: 12+ 

Official full colour insert compatible with Minos: Dawn of the Bronze Age®.

The design provides both efficient storage and improved game play. Many of the trays can be utilised during the game, and they greatly aid set-up and clear-away times. The rules and boards act as a lid on top of the trays.

The full colour print really brings the trays to l...