Pre-Order for Trench Crusade's 'Carcass Front' Set Now Open, Featuring Miniatures and Campaigns
Factory Fortress has announced that pre-orders are now open for the new "Carcass Front" set for the Trench Crusade tabletop game. Priced at €119.99, this comprehensive set offers fans a wealth of new content and expands the grim world of Trench Crusade.
The "Carcass Front" set includes 16 detailed miniatures, allowing players to assemble two ready-to-play 700-ducat forces: the "Procession of Sacred Malady" and the "Heretic Sea Raiders." Each model features up to two assembly variations, providing customization options for your warbands.
A central component of the set is the 96-page "Carcass Front" book. This tome contains expanded rules for the new units, fragments of lore delving deeper into the game's universe, and vibrant illustrations. It also features two distinct campaigns: a narrative campaign for two players, comprising a series of linked scenarios focused on the awakening (and optional destruction) of the Leviathan; and a map-based campaign for 2-8 players, where combatants will vie for resources and the esoteric secrets of the "Carcass Front."
To facilitate immersive gameplay, the set comes with all necessary campaign materials, including terrain pieces, record sheets, and a premium A2 poster map for tracking faction progress across the war-torn lands. New players will also find introductory rules designed to guide them through their first games and help them seamlessly integrate into the brutal world of Trench Crusade.
Shipping for the "Carcass Front" set is slated to begin in July 2026.
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