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The long-awaited day has arrived! We are thrilled to announce the launch of pre-orders for the German Imperial Navy (Kaiserliche Marine) for Gods of War: Togo

The official release will take place during the Pola Chwały convention in Niepołomice on 27-28 September 2024. Shipments of pre-ordered sets will begin after Pola Chwały (Fields of Glory).

Alternatively, you can collect your order at Pola Chwały—just select local pickup and mention in the comments/notes that you’d like to collect it during the convention.

What sets are available?

Single-player starter, containing all currently available Imperial German ships, as well as all the accessories needed to start playing—rulers and templates, markers, rulebook, command dials, etc.

German fleet squadron, with selected ships (including bases and cards) and command dials.

Individual ship sets: Brandenburg– and Deutschland-class battleships, Roon-class armoured cruiser, Victoria Louise-class protected cruiser, Gazelle/Nymphe-class cruiser (two cards), S90/G135-class torpedo boat (two cards), and Wespe-class gunboat.

Although we previously announced a German-British starter, it will not be available for sale at this time. This is because, in the near future, we will be slightly changing the composition of our starters. In addition to at least one two-player starter, the rest will be single-player. This will make it easier to start your adventure with the game, as you can choose the fleet you want to collect without being forced to buy a second one, which may not interest you or you might already have. So if you’d like to have both the Germans and the British, we recommend purchasing the German starter and the British fleet squadron—this will be the perfect way to start (if you want to collect both fleets).

At the same time, we are pleased to present the artwork of the last ship in the Kaiserliche Marine lineup for this release. It is the Victoria Louise-class protected cruiser. This well-armed ship became the prototype for many German armoured cruisers, although she did not yet have side armour herself. Thanks to her powerful armament, she will be highly dangerous to ships of the same class and smaller vessels.