Geralt of Rivia returns in a new tabletop miniatures game featuring rival warbands, dangerous monsters, and fast-paced combat.
The Continent is about to become a tabletop battlefield.
The Witcher: No Man’s Land, a new miniatures skirmish game from Monster Fight Club, will open for pre-orders on November 17, 2026, through Gamefound.
Developed in partnership with CD Projekt Red, the game brings the monster hunters, magic, and brutal combat of The Witcher universe to the tabletop.
And yes, Geralt will be there.
Geralt Versus Letho
The game’s two-player starter set features opposing warbands led by Geralt of Rivia and Letho of Gulet, the infamous kingslayer from The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings.
Players assemble their forces and battle across scenarios set in the dangerous world of the Continent.
But rival warriors aren’t the only threats.
The starter set also includes a griffin and a striga, two monsters familiar to Witcher fans. These creatures can complicate battles or become the targets of monster-hunting missions.
The box also includes character and tactics cards, dice, tokens, scenery, and the rules needed to get started.
Players aren’t restricted to the starter set’s suggested warbands, either. The game’s factionless force-building system allows players to experiment with different combinations of characters.
Not the First Witcher Tabletop Game
The Witcher universe is no stranger to tabletop gaming, but No Man’s Land offers something different from its predecessors.
R. Talsorian Games publishes The Witcher Tabletop Roleplaying Game, a traditional pen-and-paper RPG in which players create characters, explore the Continent, and embark on adventures guided by a Game Master. Think Dungeons & Dragons, but with Witchers.
Monster Fight Club also sells an existing collection of Witcher miniatures featuring familiar characters and creatures. These figures are marketed to collectors, painters, and tabletop gaming enthusiasts.
No Man’s Land, however, is a dedicated miniatures skirmish game. Rather than focusing on collaborative storytelling and character development, players command small groups of fighters in tactical battles using miniature figures, cards, and dice.
Although Monster Fight Club produces both the existing miniatures and the new game, the publisher has not yet confirmed whether every figure from its earlier collection will have compatible rules for No Man’s Land.
Combat Without Traditional Turns
One of the game’s most interesting features is Monster Fight Club’s [RE]action System, previously used in Cyberpunk RED: Combat Zone.
Rather than following conventional rounds and phases, the system allows combatants to respond dynamically to one another’s actions.
Characters can attack, maneuver, and react as battles unfold. Injuries also affect their effectiveness, forcing players to adjust their tactics as the fighting continues.
The game is designed to support competitive battles, cooperative adventures, and solo play, with monsters capable of acting independently of the players.
For Witcher fans, that means a monster hunt won’t necessarily require another human opponent.
Still in Development
Monster Fight Club cautions that The Witcher: No Man’s Land remains in development. The rules, artwork, and components shown so far may change as the game undergoes additional playtesting, development, and licensing approval.
Prospective buyers should also know that the miniatures come unassembled and unpainted. Assembly is required, although painting is optional.
The game is recommended for ages 14 and up due to small parts.
When Can You Pre-Order?
Pre-orders for The Witcher: No Man’s Land open on November 17, 2026, at 10 a.m. Eastern Time, through Gamefound.
Pricing and a confirmed delivery date have not yet been announced.
Fans can follow the pre-order announcement to receive updates ahead of the launch.
For those who have spent years hunting monsters across the Continent, No Man’s Land promises a new way to experience The Witcher universe—this time with miniatures, dice, and a battlefield spread across the kitchen table.
Just remember to bring your silver sword.
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