Antarian Vanguard

A tight, photographic close‑up of two opposing 6mm sci‑fi armored formations facing off across a narrow urban street. On one side, angular, gunmetal grey hover tanks with glowing blue engine vents; on the other, squat, heavily armored tracked vehicles in matte olive with hazard stripes. The street is lined with modular, mid‑rise sci‑fi buildings, some blasted open to expose twisted interior girders and scorched walls. Focused, cool studio lighting rakes across the miniatures from the right, creating crisp highlights on armor plates and soft shadows beneath. A shallow depth of field keeps the leading tanks razor sharp while the rear echelon gently blurs. The atmosphere is cinematic and suspenseful, suggesting the moment before a decisive volley. Photographic realism, clean and modern composition tailored for a professional rules overview section.

Antarian Vanguard

Fast‑playing 6mm (1¼” hex) sci‑fi battles where cinematic maneuvers, bold commanders, and shifting objectives decide the war.

THE ANTARIAN VANGUARD Universe

In Antarian Vanguard, rival coalitions clash across star systems in a struggle for vital resources—fielding everything from Infantry Squads and versatile Mechanized Utility Vehicles to Anti‑Matter Bombers, Ion‑Thruster Drones, and massively fortified Bunkers.

Commanders can deploy Antarian 30° Tower scatter terrain for any 6mm sci‑fi BattleField game, begin with Red vs Blue Starter Boxes, and soon field full Antarian Vanguard Armies—custom‑colored to your specifications and destined to expand into full space‑fleet warfare.

Meet the major factions, forge your own battle group at the Store, then head to the Rules page to command them on the tabletop.

View rules
A neatly organized, photographic overhead shot of an Antarian Vanguard game in progress on a compact gaming mat, emphasizing tactical clarity. The battlefield features hexed or subtly gridded terrain with low alien hills, modular bunkers, and scatter terrain like blasted power conduits. Units of 6mm mechs, light skimmers, and infantry stands are positioned mid‑maneuver, with colored order tokens and precision acrylic measuring tools placed nearby. Neutral, even studio lighting from above reduces harsh shadows, making every game element easily readable. The color palette is balanced and professional, with muted terrain tones offset by brighter unit accents. The mood is focused and analytical, conveying thoughtful decision‑making rather than chaotic brawling. Shot with sharp focus throughout and a centered, top‑down composition, ideal for explaining core mechanics and turn structure in a rulebook or website tutorial section.

Dispatches

Short fiction, designer notes, and battle reports from the frontier.