Dungeons & Dragons Nolzur’s Marvelous Miniatures come with highly detailed figures, primed and ready to paint out of the box. These fantastic miniatures include deep cuts for easier painting.

The Dungeons & Dragons Nolzur's Marvelous Miniatures range is ideal for any D&D roleplayers, or anyone looking to collect and paint a wide array of highly detailed sculpts.

RGG Glass Palette Studio XL, will offer a huge surface of more than 289 x 189mm (11.4″ x 7.4″)

Compatible with our Studio v1 and v2 cases, to keep your paints safe and for a long time when closed.

Made of tempered glass, with bevelled edges, rounded corner for easy and safe handling, this dry palette will serve you reliably for a long time.

Specially developed for oil paints, it’s also compatible with acrylics when you need to work with dry technics.

The neutral gray background we use will give you the best color perception.

The surface itself can be cleaned easily. 4 rubber feet will keep it stable.

Beautifully crafted dice by Chessex for all your role playing and wargaming needs. Each set contains one each of: D20, D12, D10, D8, D6, D4 and percentage die. Numerals (not pips) are embossed in contrasting colours for high visibility, and rounded corners provide perfect rolling.

If ordering online, state your colour preference and we'll do our best to match it! If you don't mind, we'll send you a random pack. Contents may vary. 

Gloomhaven is a game of Euro-inspired tactical combat in a persistent world of shifting motives. Players will take on the role of a wandering adventurer with their own special set of skills and their own reasons for traveling to this dark corner of the world. Players must work together out of necessity to clear out menacing dungeons and forgotten ruins. In the process, they will enhance their abilities with experience and loot, discover new locations to explore and plunder, and expand an ever-branching story fueled by the decisions they make.

This is a game with a persistent and changing world that is ideally played over many game sessions. After a scenario, players will make decisions on what to do, which will determine how the story continues, kind of like a “Choose Your Own Adventure” book. Playing through a scenario is a cooperative affair where players will fight against automated monsters using an innovative card system to determine the order of play and what a player does on their turn.

Each turn, a player chooses two cards to play out of their hand. The number on the top card determines their initiative for the round. Each card also has a top and bottom power, and when it is a player’s turn in the initiative order, they determine whether to use the top power of one card and the bottom power of the other, or vice-versa. Players must be careful, though, because over time they will permanently lose cards from their hands. If they take too long to clear a dungeon, they may end up exhausted and be forced to retreat.

Gloomhaven: Second Edition is a revised and elevated version of the award-winning core game of Gloomhaven. This is the culmination of everything Isaac Childres and the growing Cephalofair Games team have learned since the initial release of Gloomhaven, including feedback from the community, playtesters, co-designers, and developers. The world, story, and challenging gameplay are all still the same, but there is a plethora of additional content to explore. Even for those who have played Gloomhaven before, this edition brings new material to the table, with rebalanced and redesigned mercenary classes, items, and scenarios, as well as brand new artwork, newly written narrative and events, updated miniatures, a new faction-based reputation system, and more.

How much has changed mechanically in Gloomhaven Second Edition?

Scenarios:

• 32 Slightly Modified
• 36 Significantly Modified
• 14 Reworked
• 14 New
• 5 Unchanged

Items:

• 76 Modified
• 19 Reworked
• 43 New
• 14 Unchanged

Events:

• 15 Modified
  
• 163 New
• 2 Unchanged

Monsters:

• 14 Slightly Modified
  
• 20 Significantly Modified
• 2 New
• 0 Unchanged

Personal Quests:

• 4 Modified
  
• 8 Reworked
• 6 New
• 4 Unchanged

And More...

• Battle Goals increased from 24 to 60
  
• 120+ New Non-Scenario narrative sections
• New Faction reputation system
• New optional difficulty mechanic

Gloomhaven: Buttons & Bugs is a solo play game, with an original campaign story written by Isaac Childres, that features a playstyle similar to Gloomhaven in a fraction of the size.

Gloomhaven: Buttons & Bugs is set after the events of Gloomhaven and Forgotten Circles. The Aesther recluse Hail has earned a reputation for being highly instrumental in saving the city from recurring disasters, and she absolutely hates it. Wannabe heroes are constantly barging in on her studies at the Crooked Bone, looking for help in becoming famous themselves — not to mention all the demons that come by looking for vengeance. She briefly considered moving, but as that would require effort, she instead just placed an enchantment on her front door: Anyone who attempts to open it becomes miniaturized and therefore is no longer a problem.

Your character is one such wannabe hero. In an ill-advised attempt at fame, they try to visit Hail, and poof. Now they're the size of a mouse and have entered an entirely different realm of lawlessness and self-preservation. They must find a new way into the Crooked Bone to convince Hail to return them to their previous size.

Each scenario is a single card, pitting one mercenary against a handful of enemies with simplified actions and AI. Each mercenary has a hand of just four double-sided cards, but they can be used twice — both the front and the back — before they are discarded. Attacks are resolved using a die in conjunction with a modifier table, and both the table and the mercenary ability cards can be improved as you level up throughout the campaign.

Gloomhaven: Fallen Lion is a comic that follows a Mindthief character formerly of the Jaws of the Lion expansion. 

Dicebreaker says "The one-shot comic will reveal the backstory behind the Mindthief’s ejection from the group for “screwing up a job”, as well as apparently diving deeper into the fantasy world’s lore and further exploring the titular city of Gloomhaven itself. "