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Haven’t seen this mentioned at all but just came across a new Witcher Skirmish game which will be up for order shortly. It’s based upon the same system as Cyberpunk Red: Combat Zone which has good reviews.

Starter set models below (two warbands and two monsters)







The existing model range will also be compatible with the skirmish game.

More info available over on the official site -
https://monsterfightclub.com/pages/the-witcher-no-mans-land

Looks good. And I do love the Cyberpunk Red Combat Zone system. Doesn't get enough credit.

It's very intuitive and the way damage is handled by the dice colours etc is great. Even my youngest kid found it really easy to play and understand. Must be something about the colours

Very interesting. Models look really decent but not sure about the art style for the cards. Looks like a cross between a comic-book and a more conventional concept and doesn't commit to either. Just a bit naff. Wouldn't put me off in general though. Thankfully based it on the CDPR visuals rather than the Netflix show.

I don't know anything about the underlying game system but I like the sculpt quality. I'd have prefered Letho to not have such a leaning pose but rather something slightly more neutral but that's from a practical former Tau player/3d model printer whose figures have snapped ankles way too many times. One single thin (even though he is relatively chunky) point of contact with the base always worries me, lol.

 warboss wrote:
I don't know anything about the underlying game system but I like the sculpt quality. I'd have prefered Letho to not have such a leaning pose but rather something slightly more neutral but that's from a practical former Tau player/3d model printer whose figures have snapped ankles way too many times. One single thin (even though he is relatively chunky) point of contact with the base always worries me, lol.

One of the (two) LotR horse poses were terrible for that. They were bad enough with plastic riders , but putting a metal Royal Guard on the back and they were doomed to break.

 warboss wrote:
I don't know anything about the underlying game system but I like the sculpt quality. I'd have prefered Letho to not have such a leaning pose but rather something slightly more neutral but that's from a practical former Tau player/3d model printer whose figures have snapped ankles way too many times. One single thin (even though he is relatively chunky) point of contact with the base always worries me, lol.

This gives you a good insight into how the game plays - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hr7-oWrueXo