New Vehicles & Heroes For Archon’s StarCraft Miniatures Game

Archon Studio has revealed what's coming next for those diving into StarCraft: Tabletop Miniatures Game. The Terrans, Protoss and Zerg all get something fun to play with alongside some neat terrain to fight over.

Siege Tank - Tank Mode // StarCraft: Tabletop Miniatures Game

We start with the Siege Tank for the Terrans. Rolling onto the tabletop atop a 150mm base, this is the first large vehicle for StarCraft as a tabletop miniatures game. What's even cooler is that the Siege Tank can either be built in Tank Mode (above) or Siege Mode (below).

Siege Tank - Siege Mode // StarCraft: Tabletop Miniatures Game

The Tank Mode gives you good heavily armoured frontline vehicle support on the battlefield. The Siege Mode turns this into an artillery platform that can punish infantry that has packed itself together, perhaps behind cover. Either way, they look awesome and I would mix and match the Siege Tank builds throughout your army.

Protoss

If you'd prefer to fight alongside the Protoss, then there is also the Immortal.

Immortal // StarCraft: Tabletop Miniatures Game

Immortals are mobile fortresses that can withstand high-damage attacks and then hold down critical positions on the battlefield, ripping through armoured enemies with their Photo Disruptors. The idea is that the Immortal stomps onto an objective and, with the right support abilities, means the enemy has to commit a lot in order to shift it.

The Protoss also get another boon in the form of Zeratul, who comes back to the webstore as a regular figure.

Zeratul // StarCraft: Tabletop Miniatures Game

Zeratul did exist before this as a promotional miniature but now he is going to be readily available for everyone. Zeratul is a fast, elusive and dangerous hero that strikes precisely where he needs to. He can use his cloaking ability to move through the shadows and attack the enemy, cutting down heroes who think they're safe! A great miniature in two forms, representing one of the iconic characters from the world of StarCraft.

Zerg

Moving on to the Zerg, we have the fearsome-looking Ravager.

Ravager // StarCraft: Tabletop Miniatures Game

As you might have guessed, the Ravager unleashes corrosive bile on the battlefield, bombarding the tabletop. The attack does not strike instantly but marks the battlefield, forcing the enemy to consider sticking around and weathering the attack or running from the incoming strike.

The set comes with options for you to build two versions of the Ravager, firing high towards the back of enemy formations or straight into the enemy sat before them. All of the StarCraft miniatures come in coloured plastic with see-through elements for those who don't want to do much in the way of painting, especially for the likes of the Zerg and the Protoss.

New Terrain

Last but not least, you can also keep an eye out for some new terrain that you can use to change up your battlefields in StarCraft.

Lost Temple Ramp // StarCraft: Tabletop Miniatures Game

This new piece has been designed to look like the legendary Lost Temple map from the game, providing either your troops or the enemy with a high point to strike at the enemy. The idea is that the terrain that Archon are creating mimics the look and feel of the StarCraft PC game but on the tabletop.

Could you be tempted by some more from StarCraft?