Malifaux
Sign in to saveMalifaux is a skirmish-level miniatures wargame created by Wyrd Miniatures in 2009 that simulates gang warfare in the ruins of the eponymous city of Malifaux and its surrounding wilderness. The publisher has created several expansions for the game through three editions.
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It sits within the topics Fictional city-states, Miniature wargames and Wargames introduced in the 2000s.
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Malifaux Tabletop Skirmish Game | Wyrd Games — Wyrd Games
Explore Malifaux, the card-driven tabletop skirmish game from Wyrd Games. Discover factions, Masters, rules, resources, crew building tools, and more., Explore Malifaux, the card-driven tabletop skirmish game from Wyrd Games. Discover factions, Masters, rules, resources, crew building tools, and more.
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- tabletop game
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- www.wyrd-games.net/malifaux
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- inception
- 2009-00-00
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Encyclopedic overview
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- First Edition
- Second Edition
- Third Edition
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Malifaux is a skirmish-level miniatures wargame created by Wyrd Miniatures in 2009 that simulates gang warfare in the ruins of the eponymous city of Malifaux and its surrounding wilderness. The publisher has created several expansions for the game through three editions.
==Description== Malifaux is a tabletop miniatures wargame for two players set in the ruined city of Malifaux, now inhabited by gangs and monsters. The setting is Victorian horror steampunk. The game box includes instructions, miniatures, terrain tiles that can be glued together to form battle maps, character cards and a "Fate Deck". In lieu of dice, the game uses cards from the Fate Deck to generate random numbers. Various game mechanics allow players to manipulate its results.
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