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Argument Conquest: The Last of Kings Spires Force Grown Drones Expansion

Pack with 12 plastic miniatures and 1 iCard for the Tabletop Game "Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings."They never screamed or howled or anything, you know? They had no battle cries. They just made t more→hese sounds... Gurgling growls and snarls, like hate drowning in boiling blood." - Heimlen Mullner, Man-at-ArmsIn the dispassionate view of the Directorate, all life that crawls from their vats is a product. Clones, which are grown directly from original Exile life strands, are perhaps high-end products, the best of which can someday prove themselves and even earn some standing in Spire society. Such a fate is forever beyond the wretched Force Grown Drones. All Drones are spliced from 'base' tissues,…

Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings Miniatures 3-Pack Spires: Brute Drone

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Pack with 3 plastic miniatures and 1 iCard for the Tabletop Game "Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings.Unlike the elegant Biomantic processes and techniques used in the development of creations like t more→he Marksman Clone, the Brute Drone reflects the callous disregard the Spires have for the suffering of their creations. Selected from the least imperfect of the force grown drones they employ as cannon fodder, the prospective Brutes are carried off and subjected to a ruthlessly efficient testing process, to see if their bodies can survive the stress of transformation. Those who fail this test are left fit for little else but biomass recycling. For those that survive, this invasive procedure ends …

Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings Miniatures 12-Pack Hundred Kingdoms:

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Pack with 12 plastic miniatures and 1 iCard for the Tabletop Game "Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings."What do you mean you've not been trained in this 'contraption', soldier? Secure the string, pla more→ce the bolt, direct it at the enemy and press the trigger. Aiming's optional. There. Trained."The crossbow represents a significant technological improvement over the bow and longbow. While some could argue that the longbows increased range and rate of fire outclass the crossbow, mastery of that massive weapon requires years, while a man can learn to competently care for and use a crossbow in a matter of days. This factor has made crossbows the favourite weapon of mercenary companies throughout …

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Pack with 3 plastic miniatures and 1 iCard for the Tabletop Game "Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings.- I have coin beyond counting. I have men-at-arms aplenty, I have crossbowmen, I have militia and more→above all, I have allies in the Conclave. What have thee, fool, who claims my land?- I have knights. Your allies in the Conclave may throw you a rich funeral with your coins, when they are done with you. The time, effort and money required to train a knight is staggering. Training begins at the age of seven, when the young aspirant is trained as a page. Around the age of fourteen, weapons and horsemanship training are focused on and the Squire is expected to follow his master into battle if needed.…

Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings Miniature Spires: Abomination

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Plastic miniature and 1 iCard for the Tabletop Game "Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings.Abominations loom several man heights over the head of even the tallest mortal. Their gore slicked limbs spide more→r out from its bulbous, distended abdomen and thorax. They are instruments of pure mayhem on the battlefield, scuttling forwards and reaping a bloody toll with their scythe like appendages, leaving only bloody ruin behind them. Survivors speak of a keening whine, just on the verge of hearing that pervades their memories, a sound that registers deeper than the cries of their fallen comrades. This is the only sound an Abomination can make, the only sound it is allowed to make: a keening howl to convey …

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Pack with 12 plastic miniatures and 1 iCard for the Tabletop Game "Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings."We're not some Geronese mercenary filth here, lad. We don't make coin out of death, we don't lo more→ot the dead or plunder. We are professionals. Seamstresses make clothes, blacksmiths make weapons and tools, carpenters make furniture. We are men-at-arms and our craft is war."The bulk of the armed forces in the Hundred Kingdoms today is composed of well-equipped, professional soldiers called men-at-arms. In the early days of the Hundred Kingdoms these men were referred to as sergeants-at-arms and were beholden to their feudal lords. They were granted plots of land in exchange for their services,…

Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings Miniatures 12-Pack Spires: Marksmen C

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Pack with 12 plastic miniatures and 1 iCard for the Tabletop Game "Conquest: The Last Argument of Kings."Their best can hit a sparrow's eye from forty paces. Their worst... they still can, but they mi more→ght have to use that third hand." The Exiles never risk their own precious lives in combat. Instead, they spawn warriors from the growth vats nestled in the bowels of the Spires, which draw directly from the massive stores of biomass and mineral resources siphoned by the Spires' root structure. Among these creations, Clones are a valuable and much favoured commodity. Unlike the unsophisticated, almost mindless Drone troops, Clone flesh is grown directly from Exile tissue. Time and effort is actually …

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