However they face fierce resistance from the anti-autocratic Marcher Worlds. Iron Star is the dominant human power in Cyriss, with the largest population and most worlds. It is up to the great heroes of humanity, warcasters, to save the galaxy! The first of these factions is the semi-autocratic Iron Star Alliance. Something has changed, and Cyriss seems to be dying. Warcaster takes place 5000 years after this first settlement, with a number of human factions vying for control over the Hyperunion and the access it provides across Cyriss. Humans quickly expanded across the new safe haven and have become the new inheritors of Cyriss's blessing. These intrepid explorers found themselves in a living galaxy, home to thousands of worlds bound together by the techno-magical hyperunion. When these alien entities invaded, the faithful of Cyriss gathered some other like-minded allies from outside the Convergence and created a gateway to their goddess.

As it turns out, Cyriss is a living galaxy on the other side of the universe which took interest in humans due to the Infernal contract. The Convergence have never had a clear understanding of what form their goddess, Cyriss, takes. RQ is a little unique in that it is a seperate game, but the models released can also be used in a game of Warmachine & Hordes. It features a number of unique deck-building mechanics that make it stand out among other games in the genre. High Command is a deck-building game which utilizes the art of Warmachine and Hordes on its cards. It is intended to be a Mordheim-style warband game.

Fallen Corvis is a fan-made modification to the core Warmachine & Hordes ruleset.

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