Steamforged Games has revealed two brand-new additions to its Epic Encounters line: Forest of the Damned and Glade of the Evil Oak.
Both sets are designed to drop game masters and players directly into atmospheric, ready-to-run adventures filled with new miniatures, battle maps, and twisted lore.

Each box contains everything needed for a self-contained adventure, making them ideal for quick RPG nights or as rich sources of miniatures and terrain for skirmish games.

TL;DR

Steamforged Games expands its Epic Encounters series with two corrupted woodland adventures:

  • Forest of the Damned – A perilous journey into a cursed forest full of undead horrors.

  • Glade of the Evil Oak – A terrifying boss encounter featuring a monstrous, corrupted tree spirit.

  • Pre-orders open now, priced around $54.99 USD each.

Both sets are expected to ship soon and are available directly from Steamforged’s online store.

What’s Inside the Boxes

Each Epic Encounters set includes:

  • Detailed plastic miniatures (including a 100 mm “boss” model in Glade of the Evil Oak)

  • A full encounter booklet packed with lore, stats, and hooks

  • A double-sided game mat and tokens for immediate setup

These kits provide a complete, ready-to-run adventure. No prep required—just open, read, and roll dice.

Why Skirmish Gamers Should Care

Even if you’re not running a fantasy RPG campaign, Epic Encounters boxes are gold for miniature enthusiasts and skirmish players.
The corrupted forest theme fits perfectly into narrative battle systems like Gangfight, providing a haunting backdrop for ambush missions or survival scenarios.

The giant tree spirit from Glade of the Evil Oak could even serve as a terrifying neutral monster or scenario boss in a skirmish setup.
These sets make it easy to add visual flair and cinematic storytelling to your tabletop battles.

A Worthy Addition to Any Collection

With Forest of the Damned and Glade of the Evil Oak, Steamforged continues to blur the line between RPGs and miniature wargaming.
Whether you’re running a campaign, building terrain for your next skirmish, or just love painting detailed models, these corrupted encounters deliver serious hobby value.