slyphic wrote:
The original launch asset pack contains:
8 bases of 3 Bombers
6 bases of 5 Fighters
2 bases of 1 Torpedo
Costs $30

These new packs are exactly half the size and cost $20. TTC hiding a price hike sucks, but TTC sucking is nothing new.

The United Colonies of Mankind are ready to face all threats...

The United Colonies of Mankind are preparing to fend off the new Bioficer threat and have taken to humanity's shipyards to prepare new ships for the fight. A hulking Supercarrier, the Busan will play a key part in forcing back the approaching Bioficer fleet into the depths of space. Armed with the Elapid Laser Turret, UF-4200 Mass Driver Turrets, Arowana Missile Turrets and the Swordfish Missile Bays, this ship is a floating fortress. Thanks to it's hulking clamp, this ship operates as a Feature Carrier and can take UCM-specific features and deploy them across the battlefield.

The Busan is just one ship from a new wave of plastic Cruisers which will be releasing this coming year in Dropfleet Commander.

Humanity's oldest enemies will not be outgunned by new and old threats.

Banshee's have been a backbone ship for Scourge admirals in Dropfleet Commander for years now, with various designs being produced by the parasite's mysterious shipyards since before the conquest. Like the previous designs, this Banshee still deploys an Oculus Beam Array along with a Plasma Tempest, plus a Torpedo load. The ships design has changed a fair amount and now seems to bridge the missing gap between those seen in recent conflicts and those first encountered during the Scourge's emergence.

This Banshee is just one new Battlecruiser that will be available to order in 2026.

You've already fought to decide the fate of the Dreadhold in Dropfleet Commander but that doesn't mean the combat aboard the Penal Security Corp ships is over.
Fast-paced 32mm tabletop warfare aboard the Dreadhold! Over the years we've seen several Commanders merge their games of Dropfleet and Dropzone into a single game/campaign so why not incorporate the Dreadhold into Striketeam Commander? Breach into inmate cells, barricade the officer quarters, and perhaps secure Atrax. This map pack will add new combat opportunities and scenarios to Striketeam Commander and will be available post Kickstarter fulfilment and retail launch. If you haven't already played the Dreadhold campaign, you can get your copy of the game here.

 schoon wrote:
Looks more like tiles than a mat.,,

These will be sold in a bundle of 36 tiles, each with a different design. Once all individual tiles have been combined, you can form a complete 3 x 3-foot board.

As we know, the UCM classifies any Bioficer bio-construct with an onboard AI as an Intelligence. Bioficers seem to put more effort into creating ‘living’ chassis that aren’t remotely controlled, and they can be identified by their additional AI housing and high-grade gear. The biological elements are, as always, disposable and short-lived, and usually fresh for each engagement. A Delta is one of the smaller ones but is an utterly terrifying thing to face in combat.

Deltas are lightning-fast, hyperaggressive, and eight-limbed. Two of these protrude, tentacle-like, from its back and are tipped with Decon Carbines for ranged lethality. It even has a needle-toothed ‘mouth’, although there’s no throat­—it’s purely for biting, rending, and tearing off heads. Traumatised survivor testaments always focus on the speed of these things though, coupled with their unnatural movements and soulless eyes. Unlike Bioficer drones, they fight with devious intelligence and seem to revel in slaughter. Sadly for the UCM, its plucky ground forces have now come into contact with our freshly printed Delta. It's fantastic to see this miniature's progress from the initial render and art, and we can't wait to start sending some out to those who pledged for this miniature on the Striketeam Commander Kickstarter.