What’s the telltale signs of a dastardly troupe attempting to steal your stones and how best can you counter these thieves!

Commonwealth humans are a brutally hard-hitting and tough troupe on the tabletop

The Shades are coming to Tauber and with them, they bring rock-hard resilience, swarms of psychopomps and some deadly arcane attacks!

As well as bringing a new terrain focussed playstyle they also bring some very durable models by Leshavult standards

We have joined forces with Tabletop Skirmish Games

You can ring my bell, ring my bell…

In the Fencer we t(h)rust - learn why this diminutive fairy is one of the deadliest assassins in Tauber

He’s not the goblin hero we wanted, but he may be the goblin hero we needed

The con-goblin who always looks on the bright side of death

Today we'll look at one of the first decisions of the game, do you choose initiative or early bird?

Knoll is not a traditional troll, instead he has set his talents on healing and not harming

Liv is excellent at both setting up the deck for allies abilities and making use of the top card for tricksy shenanigans

The Norse are here, and with them the even younger Jack - Olim!

Bjørn is a simple Gnome who opts for an all-out damage and combat policy

Foxglove has a plethora of excellent abilities for keeping allies alive as well as dropping serious magical damage onto the enemy

Kavanagh brings a lot of choices (and chaos) to a Leshavult Troupe

Karl Young applies some MTG theory to Moonstones factions

The Jackalope is able to fill a Jack(alope) of all trades style role

How do Dominion Monster troupes stack up against its enemies and how do they function?

What sorts of troupes can be built around the rogue keyword and how do they operate?