Eldfall Chronicles continues its steady wave of releases with a new Queen’s Blade Reinforcement Pack, adding more elite warriors and character options to the already-popular faction. These new miniatures broaden the faction’s tactical range while bringing more of EC’s signature high-detail sculpting to the table.

TL;DR

The Queen’s Blade Reinforcement Pack is now available, introducing new characters and specialist fighters to Eldfall Chronicles. Each sculpt fits seamlessly into the existing faction while giving players more list-building flexibility and visual flair.

Highlights:

• New heroes and specialist reinforcements for Queen’s Blade

• High-detail resin sculpts matching the game’s aesthetic

• Available now through the Eldfall Chronicles store

The new Reinforcement Pack for Queen’s Blade adds several fresh units to Eldfall Chronicles, including dynamic sword masters, armored elites, and support characters that broaden the faction’s playstyle. While no major rule changes accompany this expansion, the additional models allow players to diversify their tactical approach and build more focused or thematic lists.

Each miniature features Eldfall Chronicles’ signature sharp detailing and clean silhouette design, fitting seamlessly alongside the game’s existing releases. The pack is sold as high-quality resin and arrives unassembled and unpainted, ready for hobbyists to customize however they like.

Fans of skirmish-scale fantasy battles will appreciate how the pack introduces new roles—ideal for narrative play or competitive roster-building. The sculpts also transfer smoothly into other fantasy skirmish systems, including Gangfight, where they can be adapted as Mystic Blades, Battle Mages, or Royal Guard–style fighters depending on your setting.

Why it matters for skirmish gamers

This release gives Eldfall players more variety without overwhelming them with a full faction overhaul. For skirmish gamers, the pack adds characterful miniatures perfect for kitbashing, display painting, or proxying across systems. The dynamic posing and ornate armor designs also make them stand out in mixed-model warbands for Gangfight’s Chronicle fantasy setting.