The Elder Scrolls: Call to Arms - Adventure Wargame Starter Bundle
The Elder Scrolls: Call to Arms - Adventure Wargame Starter Bundle

The Elder Scrolls: Call to Arms - Adventure Wargame Starter Bundle

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The Elder Scrolls: Call to Arms - Adventure Wargame Starter Bundle
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This Hard Plastic Starter Bundle set contains all the rules you need for exciting solo and co-operative delves, or 2 player battles with AI adversaries hindering both players, plus the Imperial Legion and Stormcloak Faction Starter Sets, the Bleak Falls Barrow set and a bonus male Dragonborn Ethereal miniature!

It is the time of the Dragonborn. Battle rages across the forests, plains and mountains of Skyrim as Imperials and Stormcloaks fight for supremacy. In ancient barrows, the restless dead rise from their sleep. Skeletons and fearsome Draugr jealously guard their treasures from bands of delving adventures.

Elder Scrolls: A Call to Arms is an adventure wargame set in the world of Tamriel. Gather your heroes and venture into Draugr haunted tombs and ruins, searching for treasure and glory. Or, fight the Civil War as the Stormcloaks and Imperials battle for the future of Skyrim.

Contents:

  • Core Rules Boxed Set
  • Imperial Legion Hard Plastic Faction Starter Set
  • Stormcloaks Hard Plastic Faction Starter Set
  • Bleak Falls Barrow Hard Plastic Delve
  • Dragonborn Ethereal Bonus Miniature

Please Note:

Miniatures supplied unpainted and some assembly may be required.

Scenic Bases not included

Additional information
Name
The Elder Scrolls: Call to Arms - Adventure Wargame Starter Bundle
SKU
MUH052089
Vendor
Modiphius Entertainment
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