Legions Imperialis Order Tokens and Objective Markers Set

The Legions Imperialis Order Tokens and Objective Markers set is an essential gaming accessory designed specifically for use with the Legions Imperialis tabletop wargame, which recreates the massive engagements of the Horus Heresy era. This collection of tokens provides a practical and organised method for players to track the issued commands for their vast armies of infantry, armour columns, and war engines during gameplay. By replacing memory or improvised markers with dedicated components, the set helps maintain clarity and flow in complex battles where multiple units receive different orders each turn. The set comprises 92 plastic components in total, supplied unpainted and unassembled. It includes specific quantities of five different order token types: 20 First Fire tokens, 20 Advance tokens, 16 March tokens, 16 Charge tokens, and 14 Fall Back tokens. Each order token is double-sided, featuring the printed command text on one face and the Legions Imperialis faction icon on the reverse, allowing players to conceal active orders from their opponent. Additionally, six objective markers labelled A through F are included for marking mission-critical locations on the battlefield. All tokens are cast in relief with raised details, making them ready for immediate use or suitable for custom painting with miniature paints like Citadel Colour to match a player's army scheme. This accessory set is best suited for players of the Legions Imperialis game who want to enhance their tabletop experience with official, thematic components that reduce administrative overhead. The tactile nature of the tokens makes managing large-scale battles more intuitive, letting players focus on strategy rather than bookkeeping. The inclusion of both order tokens and numbered objective markers covers fundamental gameplay needs in one package. Its durable plastic construction ensures longevity through many campaigns, and the unpainted state offers hobbyists the opportunity for personalisation, integrating seamlessly with a painted army collection.