Age of Myths & Kings (c.1300-1000 BCE)

An age suspended between history and legend.  

From the Trojan War of the Greek world, to the battles of Horus in ancient Egypt, to the Battle of Muye that marked the fall of the Shang and the rise of the Zhou, this chapter explores civilizations where gods, heroes, and kings walked the same battlefield.  

Half myth, half history — the foundations of memory itself.

Scheduled for release in early 2028.

Age of Spears & Arrows (c.500-200 BCE)

The age of expansion and encounter.

From the Persian Wars at Thermopylae, where the Achaemenid Empire advanced westward against the Greek world, to the eastward march of the Macedonian phalanx under Alexander, Greek spears met Persian curved blades, Indian war elephants, and the disciplined armies of the East. 

At the far end of the world, the rising Qin state forged an empire through the glaive and the crossbow — an encounter immortalized today by the Terracotta Army. This chapter is about civilizations seeing each other for the first time, through war.

Scheduled for release in early 2027.

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Four great powers dominate the heart of the world:
Rome, Parthia, Kushan, and Han China.

Bound by trade yet divided by ambition, these empires navigated a fragile balance of distant alliances, regional conflicts, and strategic restraint. They fought when necessary, traded when possible, and sought advantage in both peace and war.

This chapter unfolds through six campaigns:
Edition I The Second Punic War - Roman Republic vs Carthage
Edition II The Third Servile War - Roman Republic vs Slave Revolt
Edition III The Great Civil War - Caesar vs Pompey 
Edition IV The Eagle Wars - Roman Empire vs Parthia
Edition V The Steppe Wars - Western Han vs Huns (Xiongnu)
Edition VI The Silk Road Wars - Eastern Han vs Kushan

Eight imperium define the conflicts of this chapter—an age of diplomacy, commerce, and contested ambition.

Each Edition is released with its own Core Set and Booster Packs

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The Second Punic War Core Set and Booster Packs

The Third Servile War Core Set and Booster Pack

Age of Raven & Falcon (c. 700-1000 CE)

An age of movement and discovery.  

The raven of the Vikings and the falcon of the Arab Caliphates and Tang China look outward, toward distant horizons. Through raids, trade routes, exploration, and conquest, new worlds are revealed and old boundaries dissolve.  

Different cultures, united by a shared drive to explore and expand.

Scheduled for release in early 2027.

Age of Faith & Fire (c.1000-1300 CE)

Belief becomes the axis of war.

In the West, the Christian world and the Islamic world collide in a series of conflicts fueled by faith, ambition, and sacred claims. Crusades and counter-crusades plunge entire regions into chaos, where belief justifies conquest and ideology burns as fiercely as steel.

In the East, a different world takes shape. The Song dynasty presides over one of the most advanced economic and urban civilizations of its time — defined by commerce, technology, and cultural refinement rather than constant expansion.

Yet prosperity does not guarantee security. As faith-driven wars consume the West and wealth concentrates in the East, a question emerges across Eurasia: what force could shatter both belief and prosperity alike?

Scheduled for release in early 2028.

Age of Storm & Ashes (c.1200-1400 CE)

The Mongol age.  

A force unmatched in mobility and scale sweeps across Eurasia, linking the continent as never before.  Empires fall. Cities burn. Entire civilizations are reshaped.

Yet from the ashes emerges connection. Trade routes flourish. Marco Polo travels from Italy to China.  European glass appears in the East, Chinese porcelain in the West. Destruction and exchange, bound together.

Scheduled for release in early 2029.

Age of Compass & Gold (c.1400-1600 CE)

The dawn of global horizons.  

In the West, the Spanish Armada dominates the seas. In the East, the Ming dynasty’s treasure fleets sail under Zheng He.

Two maritime worlds expand toward the unknown. What happens when oceans no longer separate civilizations — but connect them?

Scheduled for release in early 2029.