Star Wars Armada: Rogues and Villains Expansion Pack
Star Wars Armada: Rogues and Villains Expansion Pack
£12.99
Han Solo, Boba Fett, and a handful of the galaxy’s most notorious rogues and villains race to the battlefield in the Rogues and Villains Expansion Pack for Star Wars: Armada!
You’ll find eight irregular squadrons, including some of the Star Wars galaxy’s most recognizable freighters, patrol craft, and bombers, each of which can be represented in your games by either a non-unique squadron card or flown by an ace. Like the squadrons from the Core Set and the first wave of expansions, these come unpainted, but are presented in colours that complement their fleets.
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Within this expansion, you’ll find the following Squadron Cards:
- YT-1300
- Han Solo
- YT-2400
- Dash Rendar
- HWK-290
- Jan Ors
- Scurrg H-6 Bomber
- Nym
- Firespray-31
- Boba Fett
- YV-666
- Bossk
- Agressor Assault Fighter
- IG-88
- JumpMaster 5000
- Dengar
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The League of Fatties – Judge Dredd Miniatures Game
2000AD Miniatures Game, Tabletop GamesIn the 2080s speed and volume eating, ‘scoffing’, became a competitive sport and extreme obesity became the desired body image for many Mega-City citizens. In retaliation to the percieved injustice of the food restrictions following the Apocalypse War, militant elements of the obese founded the ‘League of Fatties’ believing they had an inalienable right to food, which they would take by any means necessary. Whilst an individual Fattie might seem a less than threatening figure, the first food raids saw massed wedges of obese activists trundling forward supported by their BeliWheels®. With their layers of flab providing a natural armour against anything but the most lethal weapons, little could stop them once momentum was gained. Large numbers of ‘Skinnies’ and ‘Bones’ were crushed in the stampedes and from belly flops but, after the death of several Judges trying to protect a food storage facility, a crackdown was swift. Most Fatties were confined to special Fat Blocks, kept on strict diets for the maintenance of public order and their own protection until their weight fell below the 300-kilogram mark.£22.50 -
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Street Judges Expansion Pack – Judge Dredd Miniatures Game
2000AD Miniatures Game, Tabletop Games
£20.50
Street Judges Expansion Pack – Judge Dredd Miniatures Game
2000AD Miniatures Game, Tabletop GamesTo the average Mega-City One inhabitant, the most obvious symbol of the power and authority of the Justice Department is the Street Judge. These formidable individuals are responsible for the strict enforcement of the law on the dangerous streets of the ‘Big Meg', where they act as judge, jury and executioner. Crimes ranging from littering to first-degree murder fall within their remit and the punishments of a perpetrator can vary from a stern word of admonition, a crack on the head with a daystick, to imprisonment in an isolation cube or, in the most serious cases, a Lawgiver execution round. Becoming a Judge is a lifelong undertaking and many individuals falter on the arduous path. Some end up on the streets disenchanted and bitter at what might have been whilst for many Street Judges Resyk will be their final destination.£20.50 -
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Arch Villains of Mega City 1 – Judge Dredd Miniatures Game
2000AD Miniatures Game, Tabletop Games
£24.99
Arch Villains of Mega City 1 – Judge Dredd Miniatures Game
2000AD Miniatures Game, Tabletop GamesMega-City One has been the target of violent coups, crime wars, otherworldly onslaughts and foreign invasions – each being the brainchild of a villain wanting to see the city, Justice Department and/or Dredd himself perish... Sov agent Orlok the Assassin nearly brought the city to its knees with the Block Mania drug – a deadly precursor to the invasion from East-Meg forces. Judge Death, a Dark Judge from Deadworld, where life itself is considered a crime and the sentence is death. The sole surviving member of the infamous Angel Gang, Mean Machine Angel is a psychopath with a dial on his forehead regulating his anger levels! Judge Grice was a disgraced Judge who broke out of the high-security prison on the Saturn moon of Titan. He became de facto Chief Judge during his bloody coup. Crime Lord Nero Narcos unleashed what is sometimes referred to as the Second Robot War, tearing the Justice Department apart with his army of lethal drones, and booby-trapping the Judges’ Mark II Lawgivers.£24.99 -
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Rumbleslam Back Alley Brawl Expansion
Rumbleslam, Tabletop GamesYou want to take this outside?! Get down and dirty in the back alley because some feuds can only be solved outside of the *safe* confines of the RUMBLESLAM casinos. Back Alley Brawl is the first expansion to RUMBLESLAM. It includes new ways to play the game, compatible with the base rules and with all wrestlers. You can pick up and throw trash at your opponents, use the crowd to beat them up, and even deliver the final coup de grace and finish them off. Rules for three game modes are included in the set, including the classic Back Alley Brawl, the manic Taking Out The Trash, and the all-round madness of Super Streetslam II. The box includes no less than eleven highly detailed resin pieces to represent trash of differing weights. From a bin full of half-eaten tacos, to a cauldron of Mana Mania Muscle Maker, all the way up to Lord of Anarachy’s famous motorbike and Ronnie Salvage’s car! Each one comes with clear acrylic bases to be used as full gaming pieces in their own right, and not just awesome displays. The box also includes an Urban Ring neoprene mat for setting the scene just right. With car parking lines painted on and makeshift turnbuckles held together with barbed wire, it makes the perfect setting for a down and dirty match. Back Alley Brawl contains 11 resin miniatures supplied unpainted and unassembled with clear acrylic bases, 1 neoprene RUMBLESLAM gaming mat, and 2 rules cards.£23.99