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File:HFB-Stanforth&dice.png|The Michael Stanforth bust with dice. | File:HFB-Stanforth&dice.png|The Michael Stanforth bust with dice. | ||
File:HFB-Stanforth&Epoch.jpg|The Michael Stanforth card with an ''Epoch''-class heavy carrier. | File:HFB-Stanforth&Epoch.jpg|The Michael Stanforth card with an ''Epoch''-class heavy carrier. | ||
File:HFB-MACs.jpg|Orbital defense platforms | |||
File:HFB-Halberd&Epoch.png|A ''Halberd''-class destroyer with an ''Epoch''. | |||
File:HFB ValiantClass.png|A ''Valiant''-class super-heavy cruiser | |||
File:HFB-DSC.jpg| A ''DSC''-class support ship | |||
File:HFB-CSO.jpg|A side view of the ''CSO''-class supercarrier. | |||
File:HFB-CSO1.jpg|A front view of the ''CSO''-class supercarrier. | |||
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Revision as of 00:04, July 30, 2015
- "Halo: Fleet Battles delivers an easy to learn, lore-infused, tactically-rich gaming experience that appeals both to experienced wargamers and fans of the Halo Universe."
- — Spartan Games newsletter
Halo: Fleet Battles is a tabletop game developed by Spartan Games. The first set for Halo: Fleet Battles, called The Fall of Reach box, was released on July 20, 2015.[1]
Background
In February 2015, Spartan Games announced that the company had established a License Agreement with Microsoft Studios to design and produce tabletop miniatures games for the Halo series. Spartan Games worked together with 343 Industries to produce ship designs that had never visually appeared in previous canon, such as the ORS-class heavy cruiser and the Epoch-class heavy carrier. Although the company was given considerable freedom in designing the models, 343i's Franchise team ensured that each vessel properly fit their faction, role, and established canonical details.[2]
Appearances
The Fall of Reach box
The Fall of Reach box contents include:
- A full color 100-page rulebook packed full of images and examples
- Fall of Reach campaign guide
- 49 highly-detailed plastic ship models including:
- 32 UNSC ship models
- 1 Epoch-class Heavy Carrier
- 4 Marathon-class Heavy Cruisers
- 27 Paris-class Frigates
- 17 Covenant ship models
- 1 ORS Class Heavy Cruiser
- 2 CCS Class Battlecruisers
- 14 SDV Class Heavy Corvettes
- 32 UNSC ship models
- 25 custom Halo Dice
- Fleet Commander Data Sheets
- Flight Stands and Overlay Cards
- Punch-out Scenery and Token sheets
- Quick Guide reference sheets
Merchandise
Pre-order bonuses
Those who pre-ordered at Salute 2015 or the Spartan Games online store on April 25, 2015 received a bust of their choosing between Vice Admiral Michael Stanforth and Supreme Commander Rho 'Barutamee.[4]
Gallery
Some of the UNSC ships in Halo: Fleet Battles.
Some of the Covenant ships in Halo: Fleet Battles.
Various ship models.
Pre-order advertisement for the busts.
Placeholder image for the game's box.
A CAS-class assault carrier leads a Covenant fleet against a UNSC fleet.
An Epoch-class heavy carrier leading the UNSC Pillar of Autumn and Paris-class heavy frigates.
Various figures, cards, tokens, dice, and a bust of Rho 'Barutamee.
A Marathon-class heavy cruiser leading a group of Paris-class heavy frigates.
The Rho 'Barutamee bust with dice.
The Michael Stanforth bust with dice.
The Michael Stanforth card with an Epoch-class heavy carrier.
Orbital defense platforms
A Halberd-class destroyer with an Epoch.
A Valiant-class super-heavy cruiser
A DSC-class support ship
A side view of the CSO-class supercarrier.
A front view of the CSO-class supercarrier.
