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Mantic Games Launches New Abyssal Dwarf Fleet & Fliers: A Diabolical Delight for Sea Battle Enthusiasts

ByDaniel Kling Lorentsen Updated on
A collection of intricately designed miniature war machines with ornate details and varying shapes. The centerpiece, inspired by the Abyssal Dwarf Fleet, features flaming elements and elaborate metalwork. "Mantic Games" graces the top left corner, while a "Pre-Order Now" sign beckons on the bottom right.

Mantic Games announced on Tuesday a brand new wave of pre-orders for the Abyssal Dwarf Fleet and Fliers, promising to set a new course in the thrilling sea battles of Pannithor. The new set marks an exciting evolution for fans who can now navigate the high seas with the sinister might of the Abyssal Dwarfs.

The company detailed the expansive collection which includes the Abyssal Dwarf Starter Fleet, Abyssal Dwarf Booster Fleet, Abyssal Dwarf Hellfane Battleship, Abyssal Dwarf Fliers, and the complete Abyssal Dwarf Fleet Bundle.

The Starter Fleet presents players with an Angkor-Class Warship equipped with a colossal Hellmortar, an Infernox-Class Warship designed for assaults, and a Katsuchan Bombard, a support ship bearing an explosive rocket.

Three fantasy-themed miniature vehicles from the Abyssal Dwarf Fleet by Mantic Games sit on display stands, showcasing intricate details. With ornamental designs resembling sea battle monsters/devices and metallic textures, a "Pre-Order Now" button is visible in the bottom right corner.

Players who desire a little extra firepower can opt for the Booster Fleet which brings an additional Angkor-Class Warship and a Decimator Support Ship, bolstered by two swift Blacksoul Frigates.

A collection of detailed miniature war machines featuring ornate designs and metal embellishments from the Abyssal Dwarf Fleet. Each model is uniquely styled, showcasing intricate craftsmanship. A "Pre-order Now" label is displayed in the bottom left corner. Text reads "Mantic Games.

For those who prefer to rule the waves with an iron fist, the Hellfane-Class Battleship, a floating metal fortress boasting a deadly arsenal, is available. The kit also offers the option to build ‘The Arbiter of Pain’, a heavily-armed vessel specialized in devastating ramming attacks.

A detailed miniature war vehicle from the Abyssal Dwarf Fleet with flames and intricate designs on a rectangular base, featuring mythical creature elements and metallic accents. The Mantic Games logo adorns the top left, while a "PRE-ORDER NOW >" sign beckons at the bottom right.

As for air support, the Abyssal Dwarfs command Gargoyle swarms and caged Gun-Worms, creating a reign of terror from above on their enemy vessels.

A detailed model of a fantasy steamship, part of the Abyssal Dwarf Fleet, boasts intricate designs, two large smokestacks, and ornate carvings. It rests on a blue base. Mantic logo in the top left corner and a "Pre-order Now" sign in the bottom right beckon sea battle enthusiasts.

Lastly, the Abyssal Dwarf Complete Fleet Bundle, a complete assembly of the Abyssal Dwarf Fleet, allows ambitious Iron Captains to save money while amassing their naval power.

Miniature fantasy creatures: three blue and red bat-like figures soar alongside an orange insect-like figure with mechanical parts, reminiscent of a Mantic Games Abyssal Dwarf Fleet in a sea battle. "Pre-order now" text on a banner with the Mantic logo in the top right corner.
A collection of intricately designed miniature war machines with ornate details and varying shapes. The centerpiece, inspired by the Abyssal Dwarf Fleet, features flaming elements and elaborate metalwork. "Mantic Games" graces the top left corner, while a "Pre-Order Now" sign beckons on the bottom right.

Mantic Games’ new Abyssal Dwarf Fleet & Fliers are available for pre-order now. So gear up, set sail, and unleash the fires of Tragar!

Daniel Kling Lorentsen is the editor of Tabletop Gaming News, with a passion for tabletop games that began in the '90s. Starting with Dungeons & Dragons and Warhammer, his journey in the gaming industry has been diverse—from working at a prominent gaming store and illustrating RPG books and board games, to consulting hedge funds on RPG trends. Since 2005, Daniel has written extensively about games and managed several gaming websites, applying his deep industry knowledge to keep readers informed about the latest in tabletop gaming.