Trinity: Battleground – Rulebook

The war to save humanity has begun! Near the end of the 20th century, the Aberrants appeared. These mutant humans possessed terrifying psionic powers and caused unmatched devastation across the globe before finally being banished to the depths of space. Now, in 2120, they have returned in new and twisted forms to take revenge on Earth and her nascent space colonies. However, humanity is not defenceless! Psions, disciplined and courageous heroes endowed with their own psychic powers, stand as a last line of defence. Choose your side as the monstrous Aberrants or heroic Psions and join the war to determine humanity's future! About the Game: Trinity: Battleground is a miniature wargame where players build a small force of Aberrants or Psions and fight through a range of exciting scenarios on the tabletop. The game was originally released in 1998 by White Wolf Publishing, and is based on the Storyteller game system used in the linked Trinity RPG. With character creation rules, included players can create their own custom units for truly unlimited gameplay. After more than a quarter century being out of print, we are thrilled to resurrect the game through a license with its current owners, Onyx Path Publishing. We have scanned the original game materials and miniatures to create as close a recreation of as possible. For players who want to expand their game with additional, experimental, rules, Onyx Path offers the Trinity: Battleground Player's Guide for free. The miniatures for Trinity: Battleground were sculpted in 28mm heroic scale by the legendary Bob Naismith. This is a digital product, not a physical playset, and includes everything needed to play, except miniatures and a set of 10-sided dice: Trinity: Battleground rulebook Unit sheets for Aberrants and Psions Cut and fold terrain, including explosive barrels, barricades, a bunker, a watchtower, and a landing pad Templates for hills Unit sheets for Aberrants and Psions Other game components, including cards, rulers, blast templates, and tokens —description from the publisher