Modiphius Announce The Elder Scrolls: Call To Arms
May 20, 2019 by brennon
Mark Latham, one of the men behind games like The Walking Dead: All Out War and the Harry Potter Adventure Miniatures Game is now working with Modiphius on The Elder Scrolls: Call To Arms.
The game uses the Fallout: Wasteland Warfare mechanics which have been reworked and tweaked to fit The Elder Scrolls world. Much like with Fallout, gamers will take control of heroic individuals from The Elder Scrolls and more specifically Skyrim, delving into dungeons and looking to test their mettle against monstrous foes.
Narrative driven scenarios will see you completing quests, delving into dungeons, adventuring across Tamriel as a team or solo with your band of adventurers. Your foes will be controlled by the AI deck which has been used for the Fallout game.
New Sets
The first wave of releases will focus on Skyrim as you lead the Dovakiin or forces under the control of the Stormcloaks or Imperial Legion. Your warbands will be made up of around one to six heroes and three to fifteen troops. There will also be a two-player starter set which and the Dragonborn Set which is focused on single-player experiences.
Once they have adventured through Skyrim they will be heading off to other areas of Tamriel and different Elder Scrolls games. They currently plan to cover games like Oblivion and Elder Scrolls Online so there's plenty to draw on.
Grab The Miniature
The miniature you see above isn't just a preview. Dragonborn Triumphant is a miniature available to buy, right now. If you miss out on the first wave you'll be able to watch out for more releases in waves further down the road.
If you want the resin miniature for yourself, check out the Modiphius booth at the UK Games Expo this year.
Will you be getting in on this?
"Dragonborn Triumphant is a miniature available to buy, right now..."
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Will there be a guard with an arrow in his knee? If not….
I will also be very disappointed if he doesn’t show up.
Just don’t kill the chickens.
…and put buckets on the heads of people you want to steal from.
More seriously, this will be cool. Can already see me using the figures for other things.
Ah yes, “Arrow to the Knee”-line that become meme and has been taken literally. Basically with that line that Guard meant that he got married and because of his wife he can no longer be adventurer.
And just like that….the fun was ended.
don’t forget the curved swords …
Guards should also come with a “quote bubble” with some of our favorite ones!
This is good news, although i haven’t played Fallout, so i don’t know anything about the system…
Nice mini… I need dual wielder fighter for my D&D5 PC. Pity the character will probably be in a TPK (we have bad dice luck) before the game is released.
I could never get into Elder Scrolls… it was too open world… felt like I was wandering around with no goal.
Edit: Just noticed they will some of the resin mini at UK Games Expo… it’s on my list now (although £15 for one mini is a bit steep). D&D5 campaign doesn’t kick off until June 16th
No new system in 2019, no new system in 2019, no new system in 2019…. WHY ARE THEY DOING THAT TO ME?!
I told you … this isn’t going to be easy 😉
Join us … ve have cookies
Oh no,this is not going to be good for my wallet!
While I don’t care about Skyrim and TES and I no longer have any faith on Bethesda I must admit that that model does look really good.
A fabulous looking figure.
Well there goes my bonus….
This looks interesting and it does make sense to get the other big IP from Zenimax. I myself haven’t bought anything except a Brotherhood of Steel reinforcment for Fallout: Wasteland Warfare but I’ll buy the starter set one day, still hope for Ceasar’s Legion. Overall I’m more intersted in Fallout than Elder Scrolls but once the get to Morrowind and Oblivion (Shivering Isles) stuff I might join the game. For now I bought this guy though in my opinion he would look better without that dragon’s tail, if something dragon needed to be on the miniature having him stand on… Read more »
Like the mini, but £19 with postage, I’ll wait until there’s more to buy in the order.