Warlords of Erehwon: Samurai Neuheiten
Warlord Games haben eine Samurai-Armeeliste für Warlords of Erehwon veröffentlicht und Modelle aus ihrem Sortiment dafür zsuammengestellt.
Heroes of Erehwon – Samurai Warband – £66,00 £77,75
Lead your Samurai Warriors to honourable victories with our Samurai Warband bundle. As well as the new heroes, you’ll receive enough infantry and cavalry to give even the fiercest enemy Warlord pause. We’ve even included some MDF terrain so that you may appropriately adorn your battlefields.
Bundle Contains:
- Samurai Heroes – 9 x metal models
- 5 Samurai Infantry – Plastic
- 10 Ashigaru Missile Troops – Plastic
- 5 Ashigaru Yari Troops – Plastic
- 6 Samurai Cavalry – Plastic
- 1 x Temple Bell (Sarissa MDF Terrain)
Warlord of Erehwon: Sohei Warrior Monks with naginata – £25,00
These holy warriors are known as Sohei (monk soldiers), representing the militant arm of Buddhism on the islands of Japan between the 10th and 17th centuries. Like the crusading orders of European knights, these brotherhoods of battle-hardened warriors fought as cohesive units on the battlefield.
Dressed in traditional monk robes, brandishing razor-sharp naginata, the Sohei were often used as shock troops, augmenting the serried ranks of Samurai and Ashigaru that formed the bulk of a Daimyo’s army. While they are most known for their iconic naginata, the Sohei are pictured with swords, daggers, bows, and clubs – opening up plenty of conversion and modeling opportunities.
In this set, you’ll get ten fantastic metal miniatures (some of which you may have seen before), which are perfect for either Warlords of Erehwon or Pike & Shotte.
Warlord of Erehwon: Onna-bugeisha with longbows – £25,00
From the earliest days of Japanese rule, women were trained in the art of battle, becoming proficient with knives and pole weapons. When communities were short of male fighters, the women would step up to bolster the ranks, using their naginata and tanto to great effect!
Some Onna-bugeisha became legendary figures during the various wars that punctuate Japan’s storied history. One, the Empress Jingu, allegedly conquered the whole of the Korean peninsula without spilling a single drop of blood. Another, Onamihime, became the de facto head of the Nikaido clan and led their armies into battle during the Sengoku period.
In this set, you’ll get ten fantastic metal miniatures (some of which you may have seen before), which are perfect for either Warlords of Erehwon or Pike & Shotte.
Warlords of Erehwon: Ninja – £25,00
Striking from the shadows before fading away into blackness, these legendary figures has become a staple of popular culture from the early 19th century onwards. Our portrayal of these cold-blooded killers is a little tongue-in-cheek, with their black pyjamas and brandished blades!
Masters of unconventional warfare, the ninja rose to prominence during the Sengoku period. Their daimyo masters tasked them with assassination, sabotage and psychological warfare – dishonourable acts that the average samurai would refuse on principle.
History tells us of some truly incredible deeds – including an assassin who hid in Uesugi Kenshin’s toilet, intending to stab him somewhere unmentionable and another who thrust a spear through the floorboards in an attempt to kill Toyotomi Hideyoshi, but was smoked out by another ninja armed with a primitive flamethrower!
In this set, you’ll get ten fantastic metal miniatures (some of which you may have seen before), which are perfect for either Warlords of Erehwon or Pike & Shotte.
Warlords of Erehwon: Samurai Heroes – £25,00
This fantastic set provides you with a great selection of heroes for your warband, from the noble Daimyo to the sneaky Ninja Master! These models are bursting with character, and give you plenty of options to choose from when building your army. Each one of these models is covered with little touches, from scabbarded throwing knives on the ninja master to the adornments in the Geisha’s hair.
One player asked whether it was permitted to field a force of seven heroes in the style of the Seven Samurai. Such masterless Samurai were known as Ronin and we thought it was worth presenting players with the option. This isn’t really necessary because as with all our Erehwon warbands, players are always at liberty to choose to ignore, modify, or create whatever forces they want so long as all involved are happy to go along with that approach.
As with the inclusion of monsters from the Monster list and other variations of warbands, we therefore say that this option is available if your opponent agrees – and leave it to you to make arrangements for yourselves.
If you want to play the Ronin variant simply choose seven Shugyosha and nominate one as your Warlord. The Warlord receives no extra rules or abilities, but every Warband needs a Warlord and so our seven heroes must choose one amongst them who is their leader. You can use any points remaining to buy non-Samurai units including monsters from the list if you wish. Bandits, Ashigaru or Archers might equally well be armed villagers or peasantry – we shall not enquire too closely. You can also include an Onmyoji – who in this case might be a village wise-woman or local priest – let the story of your Seven Samurai suggest a cast to match.
In this set, you’ll get nine fantastic metal miniatures (some of which you may have seen before), which are perfect for either Warlords of Erehwon or Pike & Shotte.
Heroes on the Battlefield
Using the figures in this pack, you can add a Daimyo, Onmyoji Diviner, Shugyosha Samurai Hero or a Ninja Master to your warband – using extra figures to represent Hatamoto bodyguards or unit leaders.
Choosing a hero to lead your army is an important consideration – do you need a bow-wielding samurai to snipe enemy characters or monsters, or a heavily armoured daimyo to lead the charge and hack into the enemy battle line.
Specialists like the Diviner or Ninja Master have a wide array of special abilities that can give you an edge over your opponent!
Die Regeln gibt es in Form eines kostenlosen PDFs:
Warlords of Erehwon: Samurai Army List PDF (Link)
Quelle: Warlord Games
Argh, sollte dann irgendwann mal ein Saga: Age of Samurai kommen wäre das ein super Einstieg
Noch einen Drachen dazu und du bist schon bei Saga: Age of Magic.
Ich nehme jetzt mal an du kennst Zen-Saga nicht? 😉
https://www.brueckenkopf-online.com/2015/zen-saga-viele-neuerungen/
Aus Metall sind die direkt wieder interessant. Die Plastikbausätze sind sicherlich flexibler, aber mir persönlich sind die Katana und Yari viel zu filigran gewesen. So sind sie zwar immer noch dünn, aber der Aufbau ist wesentlich leichter.
Mal gucken wie die vom Maßstab zu Kensei und Titan Forge passen.
Habe Kensei und Warlord Onna Bugeisha gebaut. Der Masstab passt, doch Kensei sachen fallen noch etwas filigraner aus. Mir haben die Warlord Minis deshalb besser gefallen.
Cool dass sie die Pre Order Modelle mit in die Box gepackt haben. Die Bannerträgerin der Onna Bugeisha benötige ich dringend für Test of Honour 2.
Find ich echt klasse 👍