You may have your Operation Crimson Stone set, but what's next? Well, a whole ton if you talk to Corvus Belli. They have not just six products lined up, but six types of products lined up to help expand what Operation Crimson Stone brought you for CodeOne. Want to see what they're working on? Have yourselves a look.

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Operation Crimson Stone is here and incorporates two factions to the CodeOne game: Ariadna and Nomads.

But what will come next? How can I delve into the game with these two armies?

Six types of products will be released in the coming months: Dire Foes, Beyond Crimson Stone, Support Pack, Remotes Pack, TAG Pack, Booster Pack Alpha/Beta, and Hero.

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Warhammer Underworld's favorite arena combat style is getting itself an upgrade. Arena Mortis brings you down from even a small warband of fighters to just a single combatant against their foes. Get a look at the new version and some of the special cards therein with this preview.

From the article:

In Warhammer Underworlds, we’re used to commanding warbands of varied fighters, but have you ever wondered how one of your heroes would fare on their own? 

Arena Mortis lets you pick a champion and challenge other Warhammer Underworlds warriors in swift, uncompromising battles for supremacy. Those clashes now take place in Direchasm’s death pits which might eat your fighter if you’re not careful – be warned.

Fans of Arena Mortis’ fast-paced 3-6 player scraps can look forward to a whole new edition which is on the way soon. Expect sharper rules, gory hazards, and a collection of universal cards that can be used in all games of Warhammer Underworlds.

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More Phoenixborn are soon to be hitting your tabletop in Ashes from Plaid Hat Games. They've started posting previews of some of the new ones on the way. This time around, it's Lulu and a look inside her Gorrenrock Survivors set.

From the article:

Welcome back Ashes players! Recently we announced the next two Phoenixborn to re-enter the fray, Lulu and Orrick. Today we will be looking at a few cards from Lulu’s expansion, the Gorrenrock Survivors!

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The inmates aren't running the asylum. They're breaking out of it. And it's not up to you, as Batman, to gather them back up again. No. It's up to you, as the inmates, to get the hell out of there as fast as you can! That's the goal in Batman: Escape from Arkham Asylum, a new board game coming from Knight Models.

From the announcement:

Knight models is excited to announce their next Kickstarter project, Batman: Escape from Arkham Asylum.

A semi-cooperative board game, where you play the role of one of the Super-Villains locked up in Gotham's Arkham Asylum.

It will depend on your ingenuity and how you will interact with the other Super-Villains, to prove that you are capable of escaping from the dreaded Arkham Asylum. Maybe it will be convenient for you to ally yourself with someone, or maybe at a certain moment you will have to betray him ... no one knows what lies behind the next door.

But be careful, because you will not only have to be aware of the Arkham Asylum guards, Batman himself will try to capture you, and we all know what he is capable of.

The Kickstarter project will be announced in the Fall, and we promise it will be one of the most fun Batman games to play to date.

Do not miss the opportunity to help us carry it out, subscribing to our newsletter, and take the opportunity because the moment where you can BE BAD will came real soon!

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The OverDrive arena is calling to you. Coaches are assembling teams and setting up practice sessions. Soon, it'll be time to hit the arena floor. But right now, the scouts are out, looking over possible teammates. In this preview, we get a look at Synechdoche.

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Welcome Coaches to the OverDrive Locker Room! This is the place to come for exclusive sneak peeks at the players you’ll be battling it out with in the arena when OverDrive launches this September. In each blog we’ll be taking a closer look at the background, stats and tactics for each player. Today we’re getting weird with the mind-controlling space jellyfish, Synechdoche.

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You’re probably looking at those stats and thinking “Why in the world would I take this odd character? Yeah, the 3+ Agility is nice but everything else… ugh, just pass me Karadon.” Well, my friend that would potentially be a terrible mistake because Synechdoche can be one of the most powerful Players in the game. In many ways, it’s the ultimate support character and its Overdrive ability is among the strongest in the game.

But first, let’s talk about that Push ability. If you’ve watched any of the OverDrive videos so far you’ll know that this is a game that’s all about positioning – particularly in the King of the Hill mode. Obviously Synechdoche isn’t going to be Slamming anyone out of the way. Instead, it will be using its psychic capabilities to push opponents out of the way. Push is a Skill Test and for each success, you’ll push the target directly away one hex. In some ways it doesn’t matter that Synechdoche is so slow because the Range on Push it up to five hexes, so you can keep Synechdoche at a safe distance before pushing your opponent out of the Active Scoring Zone.

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Need a new, quick, one-shot adventure to drop into your Through the Breach campaign? Wyrd's here to help with their new Price of Progress adventure. All you gotta do is check out ahead of the rail line and make sure there's no quicksand (they didn't want to send a team of horses, because that'd be too expensive). Should be simple, right?

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Hey Wyrdos,

This week, Waldo heard us talking about classic rock. He got very excited and scurried off… but didn’t stay long enough to hear the whole conversation. When we all came back from lunch, the office was filled with stones, pebbles, and ores of every size.

While we all try and figure out how Waldo managed to replace our office chairs with boulders, take a look at some new equally rock-filled content for Through the Breach!

In Price of Progress, the Fated are quietly hired for a job by Condor Rails, the largest rail company in Malifaux. The job sounds simple enough: go to a location outside of Edge Point and check to make sure that it’s suitable for a new rail line.

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Thursday. We're making our way through the week and will soon be back at the weekend. As always, I'm ready for it. It's been a little busy week. Not that it's a bad thing. Makes time go by fast. Anyway, seeing as it's Thursday, that means we need to make your gaming tables look good. Today in the Terrain Corner we have:

Corvus Belli Previews Crimson Stone Scenery Pack

The terrain is alive, in both Infinity N4 and Infinity CodeOne. It is a fundamental element of the gameplay. It provides the player with an immersive experience in the Infinity universe.

The scenery has its own background, it is involved in multiple missions and it forces the player to develop their tactical skills.

That is why each Battlepack, such as that of Operation Crimson Stone, contains a new and spectacular scenery related to the theme of the pack.

Fire! I'll take you to burn! Fire! I'll take you to learn! Learn about the new Phoenix Elves that are coming for Summoner Wars. In this preview, we get a look at the Ember Archers and the Ember Mages. They're feelin' hot, hot, hot. Yup. Two song references in one post.

From the article:

Welcome back summoners! The Phoenix Elves have many fire-based weapons, spells, and creatures at their disposal, giving them precise ways to deal damage. Take a look at these fiery common units!

The Ember Archer is a simple but effective ranged common, with the ability to pick off foes in the move phase. Whether you are doubling down on the same target with this ping and your attack, or spreading the damage between two targets, the Ember Archer is easy to wield effectively!

The Ember Mage is a more defensive common in comparison, and serves as another effective unit for Maldaria to call over for protection. The Guarded ability puts a stop to big swings, forcing the opponent to attack this unit from multiple sides or over the course of two turns -- perfect for blocking their reach to the Queen!

 Stay tuned for more Summoner Wars previews!

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Kill Team, Games Workshop's sci-fi minis skirmish game, is getting a new edition. This new version was basically recreated entirely from its previous iteration. In this preview, we get a look at the new activations system and how it works in the game.

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We weren’t joking when we said that the all-new version of Kill Team has been redesigned from the ground up. As we’ve seen over the last couple of weeks, the revamped unit stats, fresh rules for shooting, and a cut-and-thrust close combat system make for intense encounters, but there’s more to discover.

Today we’re talking about actions. Even the way your operatives are activated is completely new and, as we’re sure you’ll agree, this overhaul is pretty rad.

Kill Team has always been a game of alternating activations, but they were previously tied to the conventional structure of Warhammer 40,000. Even though players took turns to activate one model at a time, movements still had to happen during the movement phase, shooting in the shooting phase, and so on.

The new Kill Team rules are far more flexible. Operatives now have a stat called Action Point Limit (APL for short) – and you can spend these points (AP) on any action that’s available to them. Actions include dashing for cover, charging into combat, taking a shot, or using an ability that’s unique to a particular combatant. Here’s a choice selection of a few actions available to your operatives.

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Kobolds are my favorite low-level monster to throw at a party. Sure, Goblins can be fun. As can giant insects. But there's just something about kobolds that I love. And soon, I'll be able to add to my collection with the Kobold Warband set from WizKids as part of their D&D Icons of the Realms line.

From the website:

The D&D Icons of the Realms: Kobold Warband contains eight of the iconic D&D foe for your adventurers to battle! Dungeon Masters can quickly build new encounters for their players with the awesome mix of Kobolds, to keep play sessions exciting over multiple campaigns. With its non-blind packaging, building a quick Kobold army is quick and simple!

The most influential fantasy roleplaying game in the world has never been easier to bring to the tabletop, with the all-new Warbands!

This set contains:

• Kobold Commoner 1
• Kobold Commoner 2
• Kobold
• Kobold Dragonshield
• Kobold Inventor
• Kobold Scale Sorcerer
• Kobold Underling
• Winged Kobold

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