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You can see a digital flipbook previewing the new rules here:

http://www.urbanwarthegame.com/SpryAssets/flipbook/

For those who are not familiar with Urban Mammoth, you can learn about the setting here:

http://www.urbanwarthegame.com/iskandria-ch0.php

And you can learn about the game here:

http://www.urbanwarthegame.com/game-introduction.php

Interesting. I've not played urban war/metropolis, but I recently got some of the Gladiator figs painted up and they are quite nice.

Never quite got into the games, but it's been good to see the Void/UrbanWar/Metropolis universe hang on for as many years as it has.

The Legionaries first came to my attention as counts-as Arbites. I really like a lot of their miniature line and am excited about getting a hold of some new rules. Unfortunately, I doubt there will be anyone around me who actually plays!

Interesting to see them still alive and kicking

Manchu wrote:The Legionaries first came to my attention as counts-as Arbites. I really like a lot of their miniature line and am excited about getting a hold of some new rules. Unfortunately, I doubt there will be anyone around me who actually plays!

Agreed!

They have a lot of interesting miniatures and a lot of... odd ones too!

It will be nice to be able to get them easier now.

I am sort of tempted to give this game a second try...

That's a very shiny cover... I must abmit to being far more interested in their miniatures than their rules, though.

Manchu wrote:The Legionaries first came to my attention as counts-as Arbites.

I felt the same way. I bought the original void plastic junkers to use along side my GW arbites. Sold them and the aribites a few years back, and just recently bought a bunch of void junkers and Urban War Gladiators to build an army around. I like the Void and Urban War incarnations, but it must be noted that the UrbanWar/Metropolis figs have a whole additional level of detail and are a touch larger than the Void figs.

Manchu wrote: Unfortunately, I doubt there will be anyone around me who actually plays!

That's the rub. Fortunately my gaming group likes generic rule sets, so my Gladiators and Junkers got some action last week using WarEngine/Shockforce facing off against some Terminator type Robots (from Paladium) and some IG.

looks like another lovely bit of Clint Langley art on that cover..
i've always been a fan of the minis, so let's hope they will still be around for a while...

cheers
jah