Mice-at-Arms

Skirmish Combat between Armies of Mice with Medieval Weapons

Available now!… A fun and fast game that the whole family will enjoy. Both the rulebook art and the figure sculpts are full of charm that that will capture the imaginations of young and old alike. Right now, without your knowledge, there could be wars between kingdoms of mice waging rampant in your own back yard! The examples below were painted and photographed by the sculptor and rule book author, David Bezio. We’ll get some basing, painting, and terrain building tips posted here as soon as we can, as well as.

Physical copies of the rulebook are available here. PDF downloads of the rulebook are available here, and the play aids are here.

A PDF download of the supplemental rules for the new Frogs-of-the-Fen figures is available here. Physical copies will now be included with the purchase of the Mice-at-Arms rule book.

Below is a preview of the over 50 unique pieces in this core game set. They are available on our webstore page here.

David created a new unit to fortify the Mice armies: An Opossum with Howdah to carry mouse warriors into battle (a War Opossum). Here is how we put them into game terms. Any army mustering a Battle Cat can instead take a War Opossum unit if it chooses.

War Opossum: Though not as fast as as a Battle Cat, the War Opossum is just as tough and provides mice with much longer staying power.
> A War Opossum unit is 1 model strong mounted on 1 ½” or 40mm base.
> The War Opossum may move up to 4”.
> Because of its thick coarse hair and howdah, attacking a War Opossum unit imposes a [D].
> Armed with spears, they gain a bonus [A] when charging.
> It attacks in melee with 4 dice or shoots with 1 die until it takes 4 wounds.
> The War Opossum never takes morale checks.

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