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They look great! Great decals as well.

are these boxes going to be the same price as the mounted knights boxes? cause if so, wow!

Look really nice!

What sort of rules systems are these minis likely to be most popular with?

Mass battle rules a la Warhammer Ancients: War and Conquest, Clash of Empires, Hail Caesar, Dux Bellorum, etc.

And skirmish games like: SAGA, Dux Britanniarum, etc.

They could probably also slip into Warhammer Bret armies as well...

I heard a while ago that SAGA might branch out into this kind of era.

Would LOVE for that to happen, big fan of the rules but no so much of the era of combat which they represent.

 Cruentus wrote:
Mass battle rules a la Warhammer Ancients: War and Conquest, Clash of Empires, Hail Caesar, Dux Bellorum, etc.

And skirmish games like: SAGA, Dux Britanniarum, etc.

They could probably also slip into Warhammer Bret armies as well...

there will be also this:





and these are the foot sergeants finished:

Those look awesome!

I'm intrigued by the new rules set as well, although has been pointed out there are already a number of them on the market.

Looks like some kind of rank & file mass combat system perhaps?

I smell Brettonian potential...

_Tim?

 Some_Call_Me_Tim? wrote:
I smell Brettonian potential...

_Tim?

Especially if you ignore the crossbowmen!

^ Count-as bowmen for the crossbows, easily... or just nab some bowmen from the Perrys to go with them.

I really like these minis.

Between Fireforge Perry, and Mantic, there should be loads of options for getting a great looking fantasy human army together, I plan on buying all three ranges to mix and match, since they'll all have their strong points.

Could use some artillery though - trebuchets, bolt throwers and the like.

Also, Landskencht in hard plastic is still my #1 want as far as historicals goes.

Some more pics of Deus Vult

Damn, Alessio is a busy, busy bee these days!

i love "MEDIEAVL" warfare!

 judgedoug wrote:
i love "MEDIEAVL" warfare!

eheheh we are working too fast sorry

Unsure if its the final price since its not on their site, but Warstore has pre orders up

Fireforge Games: Deus Vult Wargame RULEBOOK ~ NOV
MSRP: 45.00

Fireforge Games: Foot Sergeants (48) ~ NOV
MSRP: 45.00

Fireforge Games: Teutonic Infantry (24) ~ DEC
MSRP: 30.00

Fireforge Games: Templar Infantry (24) ~ DEC
MSRP: 30.00

the first review of the rulebook is online

http://calltoarmsmwg.blogspot.it/2012/11/review-of-deus-vult-new-medieval.html

Finally the teutonic foot knights are nearly here!

Although I was kind of hoping for some slightly different helmets but they look to be identical to what you get in the mounted knights set










more images here http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.539047979447864.125839.271339052885426&type=3

I'm a bit disappointed that there is only one arm set for each the 2-handed axe and sword. I was looking forward to doing some up as Axemen of Lossarnach. I also find it interesting that they put crossbow arms in the set, given that they were already in the Sergeants box, and I'm not aware of crossbowmen often wearing full mail.

Yea, in fact I wasnt expecting half the box to be more or less slightly altered sergeants. I was expecting a full on foot knight set

Painted Knight is up

Foot Templar pics are up now

These guys look like they come with different heads from their cavalry, notably the cloaked ones

Pray there arent any assassins in the area!

They look pretty good with a decent paintjob! Shame about the tabs on the feet rather than actual bases, chopping those things of is a right pain!

I've been having no troubles with the tabs on their other products. They make great surfaces for gluing onto whatever basing you're going to use and disappear pretty well with some basing texture and flock.

 Commander Cain wrote:
They look pretty good with a decent paintjob! Shame about the tabs on the feet rather than actual bases, chopping those things of is a right pain!

True, but they are pretty standard for historicals, which makes sense given the variety of systems out there, as they allow them to be based how you need.