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This new edition of Infinity presents an updated ruleset, troop profile upgrades and the introduction of 3 new sectorial armies: Kosmoflot (Ariadna), Starmada (O-12) and White Company (NA2). Infinity is a 28mm metal miniatures game simulating special operations and skirmishes in a high technology sci-fi universe; an exciting and action-packed near-future where secret missions, black ops, and covert actions determine the destiny of the Humankind. Infinity boasts innovative and dynamic rules that keep both players engaged and participating throughout the entire game sequence. Two full-color books in a slipcase. With improved and streamlined rules, new troops, more background to set the scene, and introducing O-12 and its Sectorial Army, Starmada, Infinity N4 goes one step beyond!

Unleash death with Styx, Lord of Hounds.

Styx uses his Shaper skills to master the battlefield and bend the rules of death, drawing enemies into his clutches and weakening their defences. While Styx selects a victim, his hounds can circle an enemy banner and tear it to shreds.

This expansion comes with everything you need to add this dark champion and his followers to your Godtear warband, including 4 highly detailed miniatures and 3 profile cards.

Contents:

1x Styx, 2x Abyssal Hounds, 1x Styx’s banner, 3x profile cards
Coloured according to champion class (green for Shaper)
Highly detailed miniatures
No assembly needed
Created for the Godtear miniature skirmish board game
Designed for use with any Godtear starter set

Possessing an array of vastly complex mechanika, the Fulcrum is amongst the strangest and most advanced of the Empyreans' robotic servitors. The soulless machine is part short-range gate generator and part weapon of war. It can be used to teleport friendly forces short distances or to turn the same technologies on the enemy, with all safeguards withdrawn and the terrifying power of its Void Cannon on full display. The presence of Fulcrums greatly adds to the unpredictability of Empyrean forces in battle.

Saber squads are the rank and file of the Empyreans’ robotic forces. Lacking souls and created to follow every order without question, Sabers are an efficient and utterly fearless fighting force, possessing an inhuman degree of discipline impossible for sentient species to replicate. Armed with high-intensity Ion Cannons backed by Fusion Blades in close combat, Strikeforces make up the bulk of the Saber forces. Their ordinary stillness before battle belies their savagery in combat when they explode into a blur of motion, unleashing deadly beam, blade, and tentacle attacks to cut down any enemy unfortunate enough to move into their path.

A robotic homunculus, the Oculus is the Empyreans' synthetic weaver. Calibrated to maintain a constant psychic report with its controlling Warcaster, the Oculus moves about the battlefield seeking the perfect position to deliver its Warcaster's eldritch power. Though lacking true autonomy or the natural theurge's capacity to manipulate Arc, the Oculus is instead the product of arcane artifice, a perfect conduit to execute its master's will.

Unlike the soulless servitor legions they lead in battles across the Hyperuranion, the Aeons are true Empyreans, elder souls drawn back from the Great Constellation and inhabiting robotic forms of Arcanessence and alloyed steel. The most ancient and revered of these enlightened masters of war are those of the First Magnitude, an honor reserved for the Empyreans’ greatest champions. Among them is Astreus, a veteran of countless wars dating back to the Unification of the galaxy. Little remains of Astreus’ mortal self, having been lost utterly to the crush of time. What remains is an unflinching, calculating, and unpredictable warrior utterly devoted to his cause.

Saber Vanguards are the Empyreans’ close-combat specialists. Armed with a pair of Fusion Scythes and flailing tentacles, these squads of robotic servitors are unleashed upon the enemy like a tide of clockwork destruction. They charge forward without question, striking even the most heavily armed and defended enemy positions with no concern for self-preservation. Their sacrifice keeps the enemy off balance while the Empyreans take up positions and execute their stratagems. Though their losses are always heavy, the Sabers are incapable of complaint, and their masters can always make more.

The Daemon is the most commonly encountered of the Empyreans’ advanced warjacks. While possessing limited artificial intelligence, the Daemon is slaved to the will of the Warcaster, and it executes orders without thought or hesitation. These warjacks are typically heavily armed with hardpoints set into the arms and back. They are also equipped with a variety of enhanced mechanikal adaptations, including an Aegis Field capable of blunting the impact of all manner of ranged attacks. These adaptations, however, are not all defensive in nature. The Daemon’s Disruption Engine enables it to cleave through its target’s arcane defenses, dispelling enemy Cyphers on contact.