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There are an unknown number of tribes that live north of the Wall. These tough and hardy people will often form up and head south, looking for more hospitable land to call their own. Unfortunately, there’s usually already people occupying that land.

During the Middle Ages, a mysterious illness is sweeping across the countryside, turning anyone it touches into mindless, bloodthirsty walkers. Only the brave and strong can survive this Black Plague.

The town of Wulfsburg is a quiet little place with a bit of a wolf problem.

In the Wulfsburg expansion to Zombicide: Black Plague, you will face a speedy new foe who threatens to tear apart anyone foolish enough to separate from the group.

Crashed alien ships. Giant alligators in the sewers. Killer clowns from... wherever. The Chupacabra. Just stories, right? None of it’s actually real... right? ...Hey, why is that manhole cover gurgling? Is that a clown with glowing eyes over there?

What if you were the heroes of Night of the Living Dead, the famous zombie movie by George A. Romero? Take on the leading roles as survivors, fighting together against ghouls controlled by the game itself, using simple and intuitive rules.

In all of Westeros, there are many a swordsman or woman who lay claim to be the best in all the land, but unless they were one of the seven of the King’s Guard, that boast would most assuredly be simply hot air.

Normally, any dedicated ranged unit is entirely dependent on others if the enemy closes into melee range. Not such with the Thorn Watch.

The Free Folk are a rugged people, not very familiar with any forms of civilization. They aren’t ones to settle down on land and farm. They get their meals through wits and wile, making traps and snares to hunt prey.

The Stag Knights are House Baratheon’s finest unit. Their ranks are made up of nobles, each bearing the signature horned him as a sign of their station. Their armor is some of the finest in all of Westeros, only matched by House Lannister.

With the death of Robert Baratheon, many have put in claims to be the next rightful person to sit on the Iron Throne. For House Baratheon, two people have made that claim.

While one might question Stormcrow loyalty to their leaders, their employers, and even themselves, one can always count on their absolute devotion to coin.

The horsemen of Winterfell are well known for their expert riding skills. Though Stark Outriders eschew the heavier armor of many other mounted units, what they lose in durability they more than make up for in maneuverability and speed.