The new 2-Player Deadzone Starter, Set Fall of Omega VII, is now available from Mantic Games and is perfect for getting playing!
If you’ve been thinking about playing Deadzone, now is the time to do it, as the new starter set will give you enough for two players. Plus, this is a pretty decent deal at only $140 and gets you almost 30 minis, all the tokens, dice, terrain, and everything else you need to play!
They also have some bundles to get even more terrain, but today, we’ll focus on the starter set. Let’s take a closer look!
Deadzone Starter Set Fall of Omega VII: $140
Since this is their new starter, we’ll let them tell you more about it:
Located outside of the Enforcers’ cordon of the Death Arc, the Omega system was never prepared for the Plague’s invasion. The commerce world of Omega VII had inexperienced and rarely deployed private militaries, so after the contamination made landfall, their survival could only be measured in hours.
A Deadzone was declared immediately – located near the GCPS’ galactic shipping lanes; the Omega system has the potential to become a dangerous beachhead for the Plague to spread through the rest of the GCPS. Fearing the rise of their ancient enemy, the Asterian Clade of the Five Daggers has deployed to occupy the planet. The Plague cannot be allowed to win this war. Omega VII must not fall.
Here’s everything you get in the set:
- Getting Started Guide
- DZ Rulebook
- Force List Book
- Paper Gaming Mat
- Punchboard
- Resin Asterian Matsudan Ota Sora
- Resin Plague General
- Deadzone Terrain
- 8x Command Dice
- 8x D8
- Plague Zombies
- Plague Ghouls
- Asterian Marionettes
That does it for this one; just a great way to get into the game with an excellent starter set!
Click Here to Get Your Starter Set!
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