Grey For Now Games Test of Honour Takeda’s Court 28mm Scale Metal Figures

Description

Lead the legendary Takeda clan into battle with the Test of Honour Takeda’s Court expansion from Grey For Now Games. This character-packed set brings six unique heroes and specialists to the tabletop, offering powerful new abilities, tactical variety, and narrative depth for your samurai skirmish battles. Perfect for collectors, painters, and players seeking to expand their Test of Honour forces.

Features

• Expansion for Test of Honour: The Samurai Miniatures Game
  
• Includes six detailed 28mm metal miniatures with three plastic horses
  
• Characters: Takeda Shingen, Noble Onna Bugeisha, Samurai Linebreaker, Samurai Champion, The Falconer, The Tutor
  
• Contains 18 gaming cards including Recruitment, Skill, and Trait cards
  
• MDF bases included for all figures
  
• Models supplied unpainted; assembly required; paints not included
  
• Box dimensions: 9.0” W x 6.0” H x 2.25” D
  
• Recommended for ages 14 and above; not a toy

The Takeda clan is famed for its devastating cavalry and legendary general Takeda Shingen, a brilliant daimyo and master of battlefield tactics. His command ability drives cavalry units forward into the fray, while the Onna Bugeisha strikes with speed and precision in galloping charges. The Samurai Linebreaker smashes into enemies with a crushing club, and the fearsome Samurai Champion, masked and wielding a nodachi, cleaves down foes with terrifying power.

Supporting the warriors are the Falconer, who deploys his sharp-eyed bird to flush out cowards and retaliate when threatened, and the wise Tutor, who offers skills in ethics, tactics, and history to guide allies. His wisdom makes attacks against him dishonourable, while his advice improves the effectiveness of nearby troops.

The models and cards in this box can be used as a standalone Test of Honour force or combined with other clan units. The included Skill cards and Recruitment options synergize with broader Test of Honour decks, giving players expanded tactical possibilities and thematic storytelling in their games.