Perfect Organism wrote:
Genuinely mysterious bits from the sneak preview. The shoulder pads suggest Death Fields, but don't match the style of any existing team (closest would seem to be the Damned, which would match the damage and different rivet count between two models). The guns seem at least close to real-world ones if not direct copies (the automatic pistol seems to have the basic features of a 1911, the shotgun looks familiar but I can't place it, the revolver seems a bit more weird and isn't anything I recognise). At a guess, these are for the same range as the the generic modern civilians, but more of a 'Mad Max' style wasteland raider faction.

 Ohman wrote:
10mm Dwarfs are up for release soon:

https://wargamesatlantic.com/blogs/news/preview-classic-fantasy-battles-dwarven-host

Sprue:

Spoiler:

Racerguy180 wrote:
Now that the final shipping address deadline has passed I'm eagerly awaiting my big ol box of damned Damned sprues.

mithril2098 wrote:

 Perfect Organism wrote:
Genuinely mysterious bits from the sneak preview. The shoulder pads suggest Death Fields, but don't match the style of any existing team (closest would seem to be the Damned, which would match the damage and different rivet count between two models). The guns seem at least close to real-world ones if not direct copies (the automatic pistol seems to have the basic features of a 1911, the shotgun looks familiar but I can't place it, the revolver seems a bit more weird and isn't anything I recognise). At a guess, these are for the same range as the the generic modern civilians, but more of a 'Mad Max' style wasteland raider faction.

Looks like the shoulder pads for the American troops from Marcher. The weapons would fit their Alt-1940's style as well.

mrgrigson wrote:
Holy crap. Proper, hoofed, naked goatmen. After 25 years, my BälSäc warband for GWAR: Rumble in Antarctica can finally have appropriate henchmen. Thank you!

mrgrigson wrote:
Holy crap. Proper, hoofed, naked goatmen. After 25 years, my BälSäc warband for GWAR: Rumble in Antarctica can finally have appropriate henchmen. Thank you!

Welcome to the Arena: Death Fields Arena Beta Launch and Community Playtest Invitation
At Wargames Atlantic, we have always believed that wargaming is at its best when it’s a shared experience — not just on the tabletop, but in creating the worlds, rules, and stories that bring our miniatures to life. With that in mind, we’re incredibly excited to announce that Death Fields Arena is now in Beta Playtest, Version 1.0 — and we want you, our community, to join us from the very beginning, which you can do by downloading the rules, right now, for free.

The main idea behind this release is simple yet important: we want the community to start playtesting early. We aren’t just seeking feedback — we want insights from players who have rolled the dice, manoeuvred teams, and genuinely tested the game on the tabletop.




There’s also a generic faction template, allowing you to get creative and test your builds and ideas for teams right from the start. We intend to add more factions, abilities, traits, and equipment as quickly as the community requests, with the generic team available throughout testing before being withdrawn prior to the general release.

This means the game will evolve rapidly, and your input will help drive that evolution.

A few key things to note as you jump in:
Small Teams, Big Impact
Teams are deliberately kept small. Every model is important. Each team member is vital and should feel like a personal asset you oversee. Understanding their strengths and timing their activations will be key to success.

Master Combat Effectiveness and Activation Phases
The quicker you understand how Combat Effectiveness (CE) impacts a team member’s stats and how the Activation Phase cycle determines when they act, the sooner you’ll be able to assert your authority across the arena floor!

[more info at the link above so please visit WGA if you're interested in taking part or learning more]