Highborn Houses
After the war with the Great Forest, the noble houses were forced to build upward into towering caer-cities, and it is from these monolithic fortresses that the houses scheme against one another, the common folk who dwell below played as pawns in games of merciless ambition.
TACTICS: The High Houses play to a defensive strategy, gathering coins and spending them to turn enemy loyalties and ensure the loyalty of their own mercenaries.
Pocket-Tactics is a fast-paced, modular strategy boardgame in which fantasy forces battle for control of a randomly generated hex map. We first introduced Pocket-Tactics as a 3D print-and-play game back in 2012. It's had lots of iterations in the years since and this is the commercial version.
Miniature - Height (including base) 15mm/30mm scale
- A) Steward - 20/37mm
- B) Highborn Champion - 20/37mm
- C) Sellsword - 23/43mm
- D) Highborn Schemer - 21/38mm
- E) Mounted Watchman - 28/52mm
- F) Retainer - 20/36mm
- G) Caer City - 62/124mm
This is the Highborn Houses faction for the game Pocket Tactics from Ill Gotten Games. The models are available individually, or as part of the starter set.
The starter set consists of 1 Highborn Champion, 1 Steward, 2 Highborn Schemers, 2 Mounted Watchmen, 2 Sellswords, and 3 Retainers. It also comes with the faction's base tile, the Caer City, and 2 each of water tiles, village tiles and terrain, and city tiles and terrain and 4 road tiles - as well as the rules sheet for the faction.
The models are 3D printed in a single piece in resin. Terrain pieces and tiles are 3D printed in a single piece PLA or resin.