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I am wanting to try out Malifaux, my friend just told me about it today and it looks very interesting. I havent played a game like it, Unless War Machine is, then yes i have , but i am very interested in this game i mean the models look cool, the whole card system instead of the dice system is pretty awesome and a change of pace, Ive been playing Warhammer 40k/ Fantasy to long , So im wondering should i give it a try? Im really diggin' the Witch Hunter (The Guild) models i think they look awesome. Thanks.

I'd say give it a shot! I pretty much quit 40k to play Malifaux. It's a lot of fun, and you definitely have to plan out your unit activation a lot better.

The Witch Hunters are interesting, I have the box set but can't seem to win a game with them. My main opponent runs Lilith though, I haven't tried out Sonnia Criids crew on any Arcanists yet.

Hopkins is a ranged monster though, I use him in my Lady Justice list and it's rather funny that he's usually targeted before she is. If you have any other questions I'll do my best to answer. I do hope you get into the game though, it's affordable enough!

Ok thanks, now to the buying part, Were do i buy them? I live in the U.S and it looks like this game is only available in the U.K but i could be mistaken, I know i can order them online, but are their any stores in the U.S. (if you live here) that you can think of that has these or if the U.S even carries them? Thanks

thewarstore.com

Wyrd is actually an American company, they're located in Georgia, I think. Warstore has great prices, and a solid $5.99 shipping rate, and very quick shipping. I'd recommend going there.

ok cool thanks.

Its an amazing game... I like the game to the point where I became an official Wyrd Henchman.

The guild is a great starting faction, they are easy to play, competitive and relativly forgiving.

The Warstore sells them, as does Wyrd themselves. If you post over on the Wyrd forums you be able to find a henchman that is local to you for a demo game.