Kings of War Armada is a fantasy naval tabletop wargame by Mantic Games. Players command fleets from the Kings of War universe and battle using tactical movement, broadsides, and objectives.

Armada focuses on fleets and ship-to-ship combat, while Kings of War focuses on massed land armies. Armada emphasizes firing arcs, maneuvering, and fleet positioning rather than ranked units.

Yes. Armada is designed with streamlined rules and clear gameplay flow. Starter products and scenarios make it easy to learn while still offering depth for experienced players.

Armada includes multiple factions from the Kings of War setting, each with distinct fleet styles and special rules. Different factions support different tactics, from aggressive brawlers to maneuver-focused fleets.

Armada fleets are designed to be manageable in size while still feeling epic. Most games use a focused number of ships so decisions matter and turns stay fast.

Most games land in the 1.5 to 2.5 hour range depending on fleet size and scenario. The rules are built to keep the pace moving even as fleets grow.

Yes. Ships require assembly and painting. Many hobbyists enjoy painting faction color schemes, weathering hulls, and detailing sails to give their fleets a distinctive look.

Both. Combat is central, but scenario objectives frequently determine the winner. Good Armada play balances damage output with positioning and mission timing.

Yes. Armada works well casually thanks to clear rules and cinematic moments. It also supports narrative scenarios for players who enjoy themed battles and campaigns.

Armada is ideal for players who want fantasy naval combat with tactical depth, reasonable model counts, and faster gameplay than many traditional fleet systems.