The Witcher: No Man's Land Launches Fall 2026 With Starter Set

The Witcher: No Man's Land, a miniatures skirmish game set in the world of The Witcher, will launch in Fall 2026, according to ScreenRant. The tabletop title was created by Monster Fight Club in collaboration with CD Projekt RED.

The first product will be a two-player starter set featuring Geralt's Warband, Letho's Warband and monsters including a Griffin and a Striga. The box also contains a 22-inch by 30-inch playmat, scenery, cards, dice, tokens and a rulebook, and it will be joined on the launch date by four expansion packs. A full release date has not been announced.

The game uses a factionless warband creation system, letting players mix and match teams, and it ships with high-detail miniatures based on characters from The Witcher.

Monster Fight Club community manager Audrey Jaeger said the game now includes player versus player, player-versus-player-versus environment, co-op and solitaire play modes. Jaeger also said an explosive preorder campaign with a lot of content is planned; a mailing list is open to notify people when preorders go live.

Delayed from its first announcement

The Witcher: No Man's Land was first announced in 2025, and the launch was delayed to add content and refine the product, according to Jaeger. The Witcher universe began in 1993 with the publication of The Last Wish by Andrzej Sapkowski; The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, developed by CD Projekt RED, was released on May 19, 2015.