Res Nova Games' Warzone Eternals, now published by Trans Atlantis Games, is now out in the wild and you can now get your Faction Starters and more from the folks at Trenchworx. You'll be able to snap your miniatures and rules up and dive into this resurrection of a classic Sci-Fi wargame.

Algeroth Starter // Warzone Eternal

These miniatures are now available for you to pick up via Trenchworx after they supplied the figures for Kickstarter backers. Each set of miniatures from Trenchworx comes on what's called a 3D printed Snap Tray. You should be able to easily remove your miniatures from these trays with your hands, clippers or a hobby knife, aided by a little bit of heat.

Bauhaus Starter // Warzone Eternal

This has already been lauded as a better option than the previous SioCast versions that were available for Warzone Eternal. If you're interested in the difference, here is an example of the new miniatures from Trenchworx that I found over on the Warzone Eternal Facebook Group.

SioCast Vs Snap Tray Miniatures // Warzone Eternal

SioCast is on the left, whilst the 3D printed Snap Tray miniature is on the right. I think you'll agree that it's a big step up in terms of detail and what cleaning needs to be done for the miniatures. The image above comes courtesy of William Littell.

Heading back to the Faction Starters, there are options for all of the factions that you'd expect for Warzone Eternal.

Brotherhood Starter // Warzone Eternal

You have options for Bauhaus, Capitol, Cybertronic, Imperials, Mishima, Brotherhood and the Algeroth. Each set comes with between six and eight miniatures, armed with a variety of weapons so you've got lots of options when it comes to fighting on the tabletop.

Capitol Starter // Warzone Eternal

Cybertronic Starter // Warzone Eternal

I really like the look of the new miniatures for Warzone Eternal that match up with the aesthetic of the older miniatures from the world of Warzone a lot better than those we got during the Resurrection years. Res Nova also listened to the community when they asked for more variety in the poses, meaning that you've got some unique and interesting miniatures for skirmishes.

Imperial Starter // Warzone Eternal

Mishima Starter // Warzone Eternal

Previously, my allegiance would have lain with the Imperials but I really like the miniatures for Mishima, the Brotherhood and the Algeroth. I think I might have to look at more than one set so that I've got my bases covered.

As well as the miniatures from the Faction Starters, you've also got loads of expansion options for the different factions and the new Warzone Eternal Rulebook.

Warzone Eternal Rulebook // Res Nova Games

The new Warzone Eternal Rulebook is a small, full-colour softcover rulebook which delves into the history of the Mutant Chronicles and the Second Corporate Wars. You'll also learn about the different megacorporations, the Brotherhood, Dark Legion and of course, how to use them all in the rules.

There is a focus on looking back to what made Warzone great during its early years, focusing on quick and accessible rules and fun scenarios, which include asymmetric missions and secondary missions for you to achieve.

Could the future be bright for Warzone Eternal?