[COMMERCIAL] Faceless Publishing Resurrects Trinity: Battleground

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It's Miniature Monday again! This week, we're talking about the poster that is included in the Trinity: Battleground core box, including the quick-start rules and new characters included on it.

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Happy belated Father's Day to all the dads out there! In this week's Miniature Monday, we show off the painted miniatures we used in our Trinity: Battleground demos at the Cangames convention.

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In this week's Miniature Monday, we delve into the history of the Trinity: Battleground setting, and the conflict between the Aberrants and humanity. At the same time, we share samples of scanned pages from the rulebook.

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In this week's Miniature Monday, we show off Trinity: Battleground's character creation system by making an Aberrant of our very own, based on a Psion model.

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This week, we decided that turnabout is fair play and created a custom Psion to help stop the Aberrant threat, including the custom character we created last week.

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It's that time again! In this week's Miniature Monday we have another miniature reveal from Trinity: Battleground. This time, it's the towering Psion Gresko!

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This week's Miniature Monday is a little different. This time, we're sharing a few teasers of the next miniature line we will be resurrecting, once Trinity: Battleground is re-released. Got any ideas about what it could be?

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After last week's teaser, we're back to talking about Trinity: Battleground. This week, we're taking a look at some of the artwork included in the rulebook, a crucial part of capturing the unique feeling of the Trinity setting.

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We're back after last week's holiday. In this week's Miniature Monday, we present a status report on our resurrection of the Trinity: Battleground tabletop miniature wargame, and our hopeful release window!

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This week, we are happy to announce an important milestone in our resurrection of Trinity: Battleground!

[robh]

Are you planning a full release for the shocking secret project as for Trinity?
All the figures (including the Hillbillies?) and an updated version of the rules?

Lots of wonderful stuff there.

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Are you planning a full release for the shocking secret project as for Trinity?
All the figures (including the Hillbillies?) and an updated version of the rules?

Lots of wonderful stuff there.

This is the week we spill the beans! In this week's Miniature Monday, we share a status update on our resurrection of Trinity: Battleground, and announce our next miniature project, the 1998 Goth Rats from Demon Blade Miniatures!





To answer your question, we unfortunately do not own the rights to anything other than the Goth Rats, at least not for the forseeable future, but owning them outright does mean there is potential for future projects. As we mention in our blog post, the Shock Force rules are still available on Wargame Vault, for people interested in trying them out. As for other games to play with the rats, we might have a little something up our sleeve...

[robh]

...... we unfortunately do not own the rights to anything other than the Goth Rats, at least not for the forseeable future...

It is a shame the Demonblade range has been scattered and largely forgotten. I have been after the Moonshiners and 'Good ol' Boys'  from the Scarlet Brethren force for a long while. The Goth Rats are a great set of figures with plenty of uses, it will be good to see the 3 Rat Ogre sized ones available again.

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It is a shame the Demonblade range has been scattered and largely forgotten. I have been after the Moonshiners and 'Good ol' Boys'  from the Scarlet Brethren force for a long while. The Goth Rats are a great set of figures with plenty of uses, it will be good to see the 3 Rat Ogre sized ones available again.

It's satisfying to see so many people who remember the old miniatures and are looking forward to seeing them again. It is a shame that the range has become so scattered and hard to track down, which is the type of situation we are hoping to fix with our projects.

In this week's Miniature Monday, we share a status update on our resurrection of Trinity: Battleground. We also share the news of our acquisition of Red Shirt Games and their much loved (if not widely known) d12 System line of games. Unfortunately, we also have to discuss the difficulties in acquiring the miniatures for the same games.

[Rick]

Ah so that's where they came from! 
I've got a few of those plastic armoured soldiers kicking around, mostly from EM4 miniatures, I did wonder what game system they were originally for.