Witcher Tabletop Game No Man's Land Reveals Starter Set Details
Monster Fight Club and CD Projekt Red have unveiled The Witcher: No Man's Land starter set, with two warbands, two monsters and four expansion packs.
Monster Fight Club and CD Projekt Red have revealed details of The Witcher: No Man's Land, a tabletop miniatures skirmish game set in the Witcher universe, according to screenrant.com. An exact release date has not been announced, and preorders are not yet open as of early November.
The game runs on Monster Fight Club's [RE]action System, the ruleset previously used in Cyberpunk RED: Combat Zone. It will support PvP, PvPvE, co-op and solo modes, and uses a factionless system that lets players mix characters from across the setting.
What's in the starter set
The two-player launch starter set includes Geralt's Warband, led by Geralt of Rivia with four supporting characters, and Letho's Warband, led by Letho of Gulet with four additional fighters. It also packs a Griffin and a Striga monster miniature, a 22-by-30-inch playmat, scenery, cards, dice, tokens and the rulebook.
Four additional expansion packs have been revealed, adding characters including Yennefer and Dandelion.
The Witcher has already expanded into tabletop gaming through other releases. Monster Fight Club had previously confirmed a Fall 2026 release window for No Man's Land after an earlier delay.
Quick answers
When is The Witcher: No Man's Land coming out?
An exact release date has not been announced. Monster Fight Club had previously confirmed a Fall 2026 release window after an earlier delay.
What is included in The Witcher: No Man's Land starter set?
The two-player starter set includes Geralt's Warband (Geralt of Rivia and four supporting characters), Letho's Warband (Letho of Gulet and four additional fighters), a Griffin and a Striga miniature, a 22-by-30-inch playmat, scenery, cards, dice, tokens and the rulebook.
What game modes does The Witcher: No Man's Land support?
The game includes PvP, PvPvE, co-op and solo modes, with a factionless system for mixing characters.