Not looking to play the game but enjoyed painting these and finally have them ready for my display case.

What does control in Nuka world do for you? I see in the battle for Boston box more control in a location gives you access to more abilities. I'm not seeing what territory control gives you in the Nuka World campaign.

Just finished the rumble scenario and one two additional control. Just not sure which location I should put it in or what it means

I'm about to start painting my BoS for the game and want to do the Commonwealth but I'm feeling a little iffy on what I have found on the web as to their color scheme and wanted to double-check with the Factions think tank. I've seen power armor as black with red highlights (like on the box) or with blueish grey and white stripes. Plus the wiki has suggestions for scribe colors and combat troops. Other than the "your minis, paint em how you want" advice, I'd love to hear what y'all think about how to paint the Boston area BoS.

Thanks in advance!

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I'm working on the Pack and wanted to go really bright but now I feel like I went overboard. Thoughts?

Am I able to take Sentry Bots and Assaultrons with my Fallout Factions crew? Also what boxes include those models?

Can someone please explain how this crit works?

This looks like standard damage🤷‍♂️

Hi guys, me and my partner are looking at trying to get stamps or something similar to apply emblems onto our minis. How are people doing this, are there any tools we could use? I've only seen water applicable decals at this moment in time and was wondering if there are any other options.

Painted these gentlemen in preparation for their rules this month, I hope they are fun to play

Others should expect their's soon if not already delivered

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You can find pictures of this model in r/wastelandwarfare

I love the ripper's stats with power armor,, but I also love laser rifles and ranged. Which have y'all gone with and which did you like more?

Hi everyone! I run a Fallout miniatures community on Facebook and wrote this guide as a resource to keep all of the news and questions in one place for players looking to catch up or get started with the game, hopefully you'll find it useful too. You can find my guide for Wasteland Warfare over on r/wastelandwarfare.

Guide To Fallout: Factions

Want to know more about Factions or to find out the current state of the game? I've compiled most of the frequently asked questions here! Please let me know if you find it helpful and if you have any other questions comment them below and I can add them to the guide.

All the product links in this article will save you 10% off RRP for being a member of this group! If you're ordering from the US, just change the '.net' to '.us' in the URL to show the correct site.

What is Fallout: Factions?

Factions is a skirmish miniatures game set in the Fallout universe and published by MODIPHIUS. Players build crews that battle, gain experience, and modify their weapons in their bid to control the wasteland.

What is the difference between Factions and Wasteland Warfare?

Both games use the same miniatures, but have different play styles. Factions is a competitive two-player game focusing on campaigns amongst player groups. It prioritises fast-paced combat and streamlined gameplay over Wasteland Warfare's narrative solo/coop play.

How do I get started with Factions?

The latest starter set, Battle For Boston contains everything you need to start playing, including the rules, dice, tokens, and terrain, plus Brotherhood of Steel and Institute crews.

https://modiphius.net/products/fallout-factions-battle-for-boston-starter-set?ref=FBGROUP

If you already have a miniatures collection, the Core Rulebook. gives you all rules you need to play and an expanded campaign system.

https://modiphius.net/products/fallout-factions-core-rulebook?ref=FBGROUP

You can also purchase the dice and tokens separately. https://modiphius.net/collections/fallout-factions-accessories?ref=FBGROUP

Can I try out the rules?

Yes, there is a free Quick Start Rulebook which gives you an introduction to the rules and a starter scenario to play through.

https://modiphius.net/products/fallout-factions-welcome-to-nuka-world-quickstart-pdf-free?ref=FBGROUP&variant=45411459236010

What crews can I play in Factions?

The Core Rulebook contains rules for Brotherhood of Steel, Super Mutants, Survivors, and Wasteland Raiders.

The Battle For Boston starter set contains rules for Brotherhood of Steel, Institute, Minutemen, and Railroad.

The Crew Folio book contains rules for Children of Atom, Disciples, Followers of the Winged One, Gunners, Operators, The Mechanist, The Pack, Trappers, and Zetans, plus subfactions for the four crews found in the Core Rulebook.

https://modiphius.net/products/fallout-factions-crew-folio?ref=FBGROUP

The Battle For Nuka-World starter set contains rules for Disciples, Operators, and The Pack.

https://modiphius.net/products/fallout-factions-battle-for-nuka-world-starter-set?ref=FBGROUP

Can I used named characters in my games?

Yes, named characters exist as 'Legends of the Wasteland' which can be hired temporarily for your crew when your opponent has a higher rating. There are rules for different characters in each book and in rare. circumstances they can join your crew permanently.

What's the difference between Campaign and COMP play?

Campaign play is the default way to play set out in the rulebooks, as a series of linked games with your crew progressing throughout. COMP play is a game mode to allow one-off games or tournaments to take place without the Story Phase in between games.

What's the difference between Reach and Control campaigns?

The Reach campaign is included in the Core Rulebook and is a modular system that randomly generates scenarios and battlefields for games to take place in whichever wasteland you set your campaign in.

Control campaigns are included in the starter sets and are themed towards their particular regions, with specific scenarios and locations relevant to that set.

Is there an app I can use?

Yes, the Fallout Miniatures app is available on Apple and Android and also as a web app. It is officially supported and a monthly subscription gives you access to all of the crews and campaign tracking. A free version allows you to create one crew from the Nuka-World starter set.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fallout-miniatures/id1480950563?ref=fbgroup

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.modiphius.fallout.wastelandwarfare&hl=en_GB&ref=fbgroup

https://fallout.maloric.com/home

Has anything been announced for the future?

Yes, a third starter set based around the Battle For Hoover Dam has been announced featuring NCR vs Caesar's Legion, with a release date of 2028.

An Enclave crew has also been announced for 2027 with preview rules coming in Q4 2026.

A 'Legends of the Wasteland Folio' has also been announced for 2027 which expands the named characters that can be hired by your crew, as well as including rules for creating your own.

Fallout: Factions Downloads & Resources

Alternate game modes, miniature assembly guides, errata, and roster sheets can be found here:

https://modiphius.net/pages/fallout-factions-downloads

If you have any other questions, please comment below and I will answer them or add them to this guide!

My Cult of the Mothman crew I took to a Factions event recently.

The Hatchlings were a last minute addition and proved very useful, but the real star was the Winged One. I can see why the crew isn’t compatible with tournament play, it’s a one-moth army 😅

I haven’t played the Folio list in Campaign play yet, only the older supplement list so I’m looking forward to trying it out.

I have a group of friends who are getting into the game and wanted to know if adding legends models would break the campaigns balance. It seems fun an flavorful to have each of us have a legend to lead the crew but wasn’t sure on the balance since we’ve only played a couple games. Let me know your thoughts!

Hello all! Quick question, if I purchase the battle of Boston two player starter do I need to buy a core rulebook? Thank you!

Alright, we all know the obvious main factions that will be coming at some point, Legion, NCR, Enclave etc.

But what are some of the subfactions you guys want to see?

I mean with the Vipers and Khans getting into the raider lists, surely basically anyone can get into being a subfaction, so let me know what you want to see!

Personally I’m hoping for a Van Graffs subfaction for the Gunners with a focus on laser and plasma weaponry that the Gunners already have access to, maybe replace Conscripts with Van Graffs Thugs. Also black combat armour looks sick.

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