Another of the new plastic sets from Wargames Atlantic that was released this month is for those expanding their Fantasy collection in 28mm scale with some new civilians. See what you make of these new Villagers of the Elven and Dwarven variety for use in games like Guards of Traitor's Toll and beyond.

Villagers: Elves & Dwarves // Wargames Atlantic

This new set comes with enough components for you to make twenty-four Elves and Dwarves, going about their merry business in the various villages, towns and cities that make up whatever Fantasy world you've created. Whilst these would be perfect for the many peoples that make up Traitor's Toll in the Grey for Now Games' skirmish game, they could also be useful for all sorts of other Fantasy skirmish games.

Elves // Wargames Atlantic

A lot of different games, like Rangers of Shadow Deep and Five Leagues from the Borderlands, ask that you include civilians and other NPC-style miniatures in your games. So, this is a perfect excuse to crack out a new set of 28mm plastic figures and get painting.

Dwarves // Wargames Atlantic

The sculpts come from Rob Macfarlane and have plenty of male and female bodies for you to choose from for both the Elves and the Dwarves. You could make plenty of regular folks just going about their business but also vagabonds, sneaky wizards and more to help add some character to your tabletops when playing games.

Elves & Dwarves - Sprue // Wargames Atlantic

You'll see that the set comes with a few weapons, plenty of tools and lots of great ways for you to signify what kind of job one of these folks has within the town. With thirty heads in the set, this should also mean that you have a lot of scope for kitbashing and converting, especially if you mix and match with the rest of the Fantasy Collection by Wargames Atlantic.

Are you going to be using this set for your games of Guards of Traitor's Toll, or is there another Fantasy game you have in mind?

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"This new set comes with enough components for you to make twenty-four Elves and Dwarves, going about their merry business..."