This Dweghom Army Support Pack set includes 3 new Command Cards for 17 total, Secret Objective Cards as well as all new, individually illustrated, Spell and Incantation Cards as available to the casters of each faction to serve as memory aids, plus special TLAOK and First Blood Scenario cards uniquely used in each game play style. 2 new spell cards are for two new Ardent Spells. All of these cards are contained within a beautifully illustrated Dweghom themed deck box to allow players to keep all of the cards needed to play Conquest in a single, easy to access container.

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This powerful Medium Restricted unit will allow the Dweghom to field an armor piercing ranged unit. No slouches in close combat, these warriors will be able to take on and defeat those few opponents left after they unleash their powerful salvoes. When combined with the long range of the basic Dweghom Ballistae unit, the Flameforged will allow Dweghom players to field both cost-effective long-range fire and devastating short-range shooting.

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A starting Warband for your First Blood Army - An Officer, A Character and 3 Squads with a First Blood II Rulebook 8 Initiates 4 Wardens 1 Inferno Automata 1 Herald of Stone 1 Ardent Kerawegh 14 Infantry Bases 4 Infantry Stands 1 Cavalry Base and Stand 8 Command Cards 1 First Blood Softcover Rulebook Assembly Instructions Path of Conquest Brochure

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Among the Ardent, Flame Berserkers are a small brotherhood who, gifted beyond their peers with the raw power of the Element of Fire, do not seek to master or tame it, but rather embody it. For most, this transition happens during the Dheukorro, the Descent, the trail of passage all Ardent must complete to prove their devotion. None speak of what happens in the deep, but when they return they are changed: their bodies sport crude implants that compensate for those losses they have suffered to foe or flame, while their obsidian arms and what little armor they bear are impervious to the flame and heat they generate. In their mind, the trade is a favorable one: life for glory, time for worth.

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  Among the Ardent, Flame Berserkers are a small brotherhood who, gifted beyond their peers with the raw power of the Element of Fire, do not seek to master or tame it, but rather embody it. For most, this transition happens during the Dheukorro, the Descent, the trail of passage all Ardent must complete to prove their devotion. None speak of what happens in the deep, but when they return they are changed: their bodies sport crude implants that compensate for those losses they have suffered to foe or flame, while their obsidian arms and what little armor they bear are impervious to the flame and heat they generate. In their mind, the trade is a favorable one: life for glory, time for worth. It is this, above all the other overwhelming advantages, that make Flame Berserkers such a terrifying foe to face. Only when one faces them on the field of battle can one truly grasp that behind the swirling flames and red-hot flurry of axes, lies a being that has consciously chosen self-immolation over survival; destruction over preservation; the death of their foes at the price of their own. HOW THEY PLAY: Driven by pure aggression and fiery determination the flame berserkers rush ahead of the main force to make short work of most enemy Light and Medium Regiments. Unleash these powerful warriors during the opening stages of a game but be careful to not waste their potential on unimportant targets!

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All Dweghom honor the Deukhorro, the Descent of their Ancestors into the fiery core of War’s prison. None take it as far as the Ardent who actively re-enact it. Initiates are those prospective members of the Ardent Creed who band together to take part in battles to gain some experience before exposing themselves to the real danger of the Deukhorro. Be they shield-bearing warriors or ballistae specialists, when one encounters unranked Hold Warriors, he will mostly be facing hardened veterans who have devoted their life to military service. The small percentage who are not lifelong servicemen, however, trade battlefield experience for ambition and ruthlessness, making them just as dangerous on the field of battle.

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  All Dweghom have an affinity to the elements of earth and fire. Some possess enough to walk the path of the Sorcerer, bending these elements to their will, while most others possess only enough to be a danger to themselves and others. The Tempered Sorcerers have long sought to both harness and mitigate these tendencies in the dweghom race. The Magma Forged are among their latest successes: allowing the unbalanced and uncontrolled interaction between fire and earth power to power Magma, a lesser form of the balanced mastery of Metal, with enough control that the wielder is not immediately reduced to a pile of smoldering bones and charred flesh. The fumes and heat produced from this process are channeled outwards, generating a powerful field that both weakens the foe and innervates the wielder making him impervious to damage as his foes wither and melt around him. HOW THEY PLAY: The Magmaforged are the more heavily armored brethren of the Flame Berserkers, focusing on following up on the Berserkers' advance and tasked with holding onto the territory the Berserkers cleared before them.

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  Description The reemergence of Yshkerdos from his presumed death has thrown the Tempered Caste of the Dweghom into disarray. Acknowledged as one of the greatest geniuses of his age, his unorthodox approach to sorcery and its craft revolutionized the field in a society that does not particularly enjoy revolutions or innovations. His ascension to Steel Shaper and presumed death relieved many of his peers who were alarmed at his notions. His sudden reemergence astride a stone behemoth whose revolutionary crystal matrices can be used to channel both Earth and Fire essence has alarmed many of his peers… but no so much that they have not copied his creation and brought it more in line with orthodox Dweghom society, granting the Tempered Caste a powerful new protector in the form of the Stone Forged.  How they play: Well-armored and incredibly resistant to spells and ranged attacks, the Stoneforged is bound to contest Objective Zones while feeding on resonating elemental potency to enhance its offensive capabilities. Its true capabilities, however, skyrocket when a Steelshaper rides this elemental monstrosity into battle. Contents: 1 Plastic Monster Miniature 1 Monster Stand 1 Monster Base 1 Command Card and assembly instructions.

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  This is a 5th Anniversary, highly crafted and sculpted resin remix edition to update the look of this most important character to the Dweghom army. The eldest and most accomplished of Sorcerers are amongst the few living creatures that regularly interact with the Steelshapers. They are also among the few who can see past the awe they inspire and truly grasp the changes this final transformation brings. On the surface, it becomes impossible to tell where their armor begins and where their flesh ends. Their voices echo hollow and their eyes stare expressionless. They clearly possess a terrifying genius and an unparalleled mental capacity, which they fixate relentlessly on problems about one of their alien interests or an experimental project, to which they ceaselessly devote themselves. Their power itself is entirely alien, different in both invocation and effect from the raw elemental might they wove before. Still, it is none of those things that bring fear to the elder Sorcerers. It is not even the sheer, daunting weight of responsibility that hangs from Steelshaper shoulders, as almost all the functions within a Dweghom Hold and all the works of the Temple Forge depend on their unipue and brilliant innovations, a weight they seem to bare seamlessly with borderline indifference. It is simply that the Elders fear these beings are no longer Dweghom. While none argue with their effectiveness on the battlefield, few can understand the sorceries they bring to bear. Those who can grasp the faintest edges of the power a Steelshaper possesses would be rightfully puzzled by the notion that an army containing one might be defeated or even challenged, for their control over metal is total. Those who have questioned a Steelshaper on this issue invariable receive the same, flat and unexplained answer: Balance is needed.

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