The Honour Arks may look at first to be a minor unit for an Asori army. But look again at their special rule 'Rampage'. Instead of your normal movement you pay the appropriate cp for movement and then ram into an enemy unit rolling 1 attack Dice for every vehicle in the rammed unit plus another 1 AD for every 10cm you have moved. You then roll a D6 and so long as you don't get a 6 your movement carry on into the next enemy unit. Hounour Arks race in to the of some Alliance Tusks while the Alliance Command unit preys they dont break through. If you have lined up a few of his units this can be a real pain for your opponent. So he will be wanting to take these out early. Which is fine as with 2 Defence dice and the show no weakness rule these can prove to be a tough unit. While he's concentrating his fire on these, your big guns are moving in and pounding his units into dust the way only true Asorri know how. Remember these have the Scout special rule as well so getting them into position is easier.
Exploration is not for the faint-hearted and you do not know who or what you will disturb in the undergrowth... New to the Age of Adventure range come a variety of wild and exotic animals to live and thrive on your tabletop jungles, ancient forests and forgotten lands.
7 types of animal figures are available to purchase either from our online store or at Partizan this weekend at the Colonel Bill's depot stall. This is just the beginning for the Age of Adventure, more animals and a trip to the Arctic Circle are already in progress...
Rumoured to have come from the future or an alternate dimension they drift and haunt, always watching and scanning. What happens when they find their target? One can only imagine...
The Cyber Skulls make for great sci-fi horror sentry "monsters", roaming objective markers or tokens worth collecting for the data they hold.
If your dungeons need an injection of something new and alternative the Cyber Skulls will make the ideal choice as they emerge from a portal and confound your adventurers.
New releases are coming out thick and fast as Salute 2017 draws ever closer (this weekend!). So with out further ado lets take a look...
Need some damsels in distress or maybe just some female explorers for your jungle adventures? Look no further. Lady Eve and her Maidservant have now arrived in the Age of Adventure and enjoy her safari...looking for monkeys, I believe.
What do you mean they look familar...? They have character for sure, and work perfectly alongside our Jungle Explorers.
Ok...they do look familar...I'm flabbergasted! My gast has never been so flabbered.
EMP Games is pleased to announce that Colonel Bills will be our new trade show stockist starting from London's 'Salute 2017' Wargaming show. Colonel Bill is a well known regular of the Wargaming show trade circuit, who stock a wide range of products (and are a friendly bunch!).
You will now be able to find all our 28mm range on the Colonel's stand and at selected shows, our Command Horizon 6mm sci-fi range. From time to time you will even be able to meet and chat to some of the EMP Team members, as they join and support Colonel Bill and his men at shows by running some partcipation games.
Never heard of Colonel Bills? You can find out more here
The first miniatures to represent and adorn our new range, Age of Adventure, just had to be two national heroes and explorers!
Livingstone and Stanley were pioneers, despite one being a missionary and the other a Journalist, their works both together and apart saw to the mapping of a mysterious and dark continent - we now call Africa.
Now these explorers are in miniature form and can join in your tabletop adventures...along with their little helper.
Superbly sculptured by the talented Martin Baker, these 3 figures capture the character of these famous explorers (and helper) and are ideal for your games where unknown peril is waiting and where new lands must be discovered.
Livingstone, Stanley and their little helper are now available to pioneer a gaming board near you... Adventure awaits!
Our Future 6 collection has launched with an array of giant robots. We call them Guardians. Powerful titans of war, whom stride across battlefields like gods. We are very excited to have the miniatures and rather lock them away in the dark until their debut in Command Horizon, we decided to unleash them.
This is where Future 6 comes in. Future 6 is a range of sci-fi micro miniatures. Where our Command Horizon range has a focus for all it's miniatures, the game itself, Future 6 is instead home to miniatures that are not part of the Command Horizon game (either presently or with no intentions to become part of it). This means the Future 6 range is a versatile source of micro models to suit all kinds of micro sci-fi battles and game systems.The Guardians are just a start.
5 variants of Guardians are currently available, each is a detailed resin model, highly poseable, and comes with a variety of different weapon options to choose from.
Hey everyone, Over the coming few weeks/months expect to see a few changes occurring to our website. The Boss has agreed to let me meddle and spruce up the content and pages. I'll try not to make too much of a mess, but hey...at least you've been warned!
Dave (Intel)
That's right, the EMP Games website will be undergoing a few changes - nothing too dramatic, just some smoothing out of details, adding more content and page options and generally improving our presence here on the Web.
Our first Kickstarter for a range of Boxer Rebellion figures has reached its goal and is on its way to the first stretch goal. If you have not seen it yet take a look.
Have you seen the latest set of rules from Osprey Games.Zone Alfa is set in a post-apocalyptic Eastern European setting. Players take on the role of bandits, mercenaries, and military...
We have released a set of Gorillas for you to fit into your adventure games. Some of you may have seen us at ROBIN, a wargame show in Nottingham. We...
That's right, the EMP Games website will be undergoing a few changes - nothing too dramatic, just some smoothing out of details, adding more content and page options and generally improving our presence here on the Web. 
