Modiphius' Fallout: Factions 32mm Post-Apocalyptic skirmish game is now available for you to scoop up on general release. You can get your hands on the Battle For Nuka-World Starter Set alongside faction packs and more.

Battle For Nuka-World - Starter Set // Fallout: Factions

Fallout: Factions is a brand-new skirmish game designed by James M. Hewitt who has worked on Games Workshop and Warhammer products as well as the awesome Hellboy board game by Mantic Games. In this game, you lead your gang of Raiders through Nuka-World looking to claim territory and butcher the competition. Your gangs will also grow and evolve as part of a campaign and the Battle For Nuka-World Starter Set gives you everything you need to start playing.

Battle For Nuka-World Starter Set - Contents // Fallout: Factions

The set comes with two gangs for you to play as. Both The Pack and The Operators can be built in a variety of ways and come in plastic so it's nice and easy to work with. You will also get the punch-out terrain that can be sat on top of the battle map so you won't be scrabbling around for books and tin cans to use as terrain.

The set also comes with the rulebook, tokens, dice and a tape measure so you're fully sorted for your initial clashes in Fallout: Factions.

If these initial factions aren't for you or you'd just like to go deeper into Fallout: Factions, you can also pick up The Disciples as a raider faction.

The Disciples // Fallout: Factions

The Pack and Operators are also available as separate plastic sets so you can use these to bolster your existing gang or perhaps start a new one if you split the starter set with a friend.

The Pack // Fallout: Factions

The Operators // Fallout: Factions

Dice Packs are also available for the various factions and there is even an introductory Welcome To Nuka-World free Quickstart if you'd like to try before you buy. Folks have had a lot of fun diving into Fallout: Factions from what I've seen online. The gang-based skirmishes feel like they slot in nicely within Modiphius' Fallout range and there's a nice point of difference here when compared to the storytelling and narrative flow of Wasteland Warfare.

Could you be tempted to get stuck into Fallout: Factions?