We’ve reached 67,000 wishlists for Tabletop Tavern!

That number is still surreal.

When this project started, the goal was simple: build the RTS roguelike we always wanted to play. Seeing 67,000 of you raise your hands and say “yeah, I want that” means more than we can properly put into words. Thank you so much!

Now that we've surpassed 60,000 wishlists it's a time for a new community faction vote!

The next Community Chooses Faction vote is now LIVE.

Voting is live now in our Discord[discord.gg] and ends March 8th. The winning faction will be playable in the full release of Tabletop Tavern!

You can vote for:

The Infestation: A plague-ridden host of corruption and decay.

A writhing tide of diseased monstrosities and rats the size of men. Think overwhelming numbers, infection mechanics, relentless pressure, and battlefield chaos.

If you want to drown your enemies in filth and fury… this is your pick.

Olympian Phalanx: Steel, discipline, and myth.

Spartans. Hoplites. Shield walls that do not break. Minotaurs and creatures pulled straight from Greek legend.

This faction is about formation warfare, precision tactics, and heroic last stands.

If you want disciplined brutality with mythological power behind it, this is your army.

Revenants of Anubis: Death is not the end. It’s the beginning.

The undead legions of the Egyptian underworld. Skeleton ranks. Mummified elites. Falcon-headed warriors channeling ancient power.

This faction leans into resurrection, inevitability, and relentless pressure from beyond the grave.

If you want to command the Egyptian underworld… this is your banner.

Other: We're also leaving room for a brand new faction suggested by the community. If you have an idea for another faction you'd like to see added to Tabletop Tavern you can suggest them in the suggestions & feedback channel in our Discord!

• Fixed an issue with ranged squads not targeting a new squad when guard mode was off and autocharge target was on

• Rewrote all unit targeting logic for squads so they use the new queue commands system. This should fix

• Properly shows attack arrows when auto charge is on

• Properly displays enemy range

• Might have fixed the issue with ranged units charging into melee with this as I cant recreate it anymore but willing to look into if it happens again to anyone

• Fixed an issue with unit kills not showing up post battle

• Fixed an issue with rapidly spamming queued orders resulting in unresponsive squads

• Improved selection highlight indication on unit cards in battle

• Fixed an issue where units hit by artillery would become unkillable

• Increased prebattle logging to better understand unkillable units bug

• Fixed a crash caused by hovering over unit cards in map before loading into battle

Next Fest is coming to an end and we couldn't be more happy with how its gone. We've received a mountain of feedback and we'll be going over it in the coming weeks! Thank you all for trying the demo during Next Fest and leaving your feedback, we'll be back soon with updates on what we're prioritizing next as well as release date plans.

The Sanguine Court does not conquer lands. It reclaims them.

Where banners once flew and hearthfires once burned, silence now settles under crimson skies. The Court is not a rabble of mindless corpses. It is an aristocracy of undead. Ancient bloodlines preserved through ritual. Fallen knights reborn in rusted splendor. Priests who traded mercy for eternity. They do not fear death. They command it.

Their armies do not break. They do not rout. They rise. After every battle, the fallen swell their ranks. Every victory feeds the next. Against the Sanguine Court, war is not attrition. It is sustenance.

Faction Effects

• Raise Dead: After every battle, gain 2 free \[Tier 1] units.

Sister Morvayne

Sister Morvayne was once a healer of the faithful, sworn to tend the wounded and preserve life. She learned, however, that life is fragile and fleeting, while death is obedient. Through forbidden rites and sacrificial scripture, she unlocked a darker form of mercy. Under her guidance, the fallen return stronger, their wounds meaningless, their devotion absolute.

Her rituals amplify the resilience of common undead, allowing them to drain strength from every clash. Entire regiments march under her blessing with unnatural endurance, healing through carnage while retaining cold discipline. And after every battle, her necromantic rites ensure fresh corpses rise to replenish her ranks. Morvayne does not save souls. She repurposes them.

• Forbidden Rituals: Common units gain 3x healing from all sources

• Unbound by chivalry: All units gain the outrider ability

Lord Draven Bloodreaver

Lord Draven was a conqueror in life and a tyrant in death. Crowned in bone and clad in crimson armor, he rules through dominance and spectacle. His Bloodsworn legions are not shambling corpses but disciplined shock troops, bound by oath even beyond the grave. Where he leads, elite undead fight with terrifying coordination and ruthless strength.

Draven rewards aggression. When cities fall, his armies surge back to full vitality, feasting on conquest itself. Under his command, Bloodsworn and their mounted knights gain renewed ferocity and leadership, transforming disciplined lines into unstoppable executioners. He does not merely wage war. He revels in it.

• Bloodsworn Price: Bloodsworn and Bloodsworn Knights gain +15 Leadership an +4 melee attack

• Thirst for Blood: Sacking a city heals all units to full heath.

Skeletal infantry armed with long spears, ideal for bringing down larger foes and anchoring the frontline.

Large undead hounds that sprint into flanks, tearing through lightly armored units with savage speed.

Winged imps that soar over terrain and harass vulnerable backlines with relentless nuisance attacks.

Basic sword-and-shield skeletons that hold ground through sheer numbers and tireless obedience.

Skeletal archers who loose volleys without fatigue, steadily chipping away at advancing enemies.

Horned dual-sickle wielders that carve through infantry with vicious, close-range brutality.

Ethereal scythe-bearing spirits that glide through terrain, ignoring obstacles as they reap armored targets.

Armored skeleton cavalry mounted on red-eyed steeds, striking with deadly charge impact before reforming in disciplined ranks.

Elite armored undead warriors whose blades sunder enemy armor and dismantle hardened infantry formations.

Heavily armored skeleton infantry bearing massive shields, excelling at holding lines and cutting down larger foes.

Mounted Bloodsworn clad in dark armor, delivering devastating shock charges against infantry and monstrous units alike.

Giant undead werewolves that terrify enemies on contact and rip through infantry with monstrous strength.

Terrifying multi-limbed horrors that devastate infantry and regenerate strength between chapters, making them a persistent threat across campaigns.

Highly skilled undead champions who pierce armor and carve through infantry with precise, lethal efficiency.