The Witcher: No Man’s Land Tabletop Game Launches on Gamefound November 17

Geralt is heading to the tabletop. The Witcher: No Man’s Land, a miniatures skirmish game from US company Monster Fight Club, goes live on the crowdfunding platform Gamefound on November 17, 2026, and that is also when pre-orders open. The game is made in partnership with CD PROJEKT RED, and its first box puts Geralt of Rivia up against the Kingslayer himself, Letho.

Geralt vs. Letho in the starter set

The launch product is a 2-player starter set. According to the coverage so far, it contains two warbands of miniatures, one led by Geralt and one by Letho, plus character and tactics cards for weapons, gear, spells and abilities. Two monsters are also in the box, a griffin and a striga, along with dice, tokens, scenery and a rulebook.

It is a fitting match-up. Letho is the Viper School witcher whose murder of King Foltest kicks off The Witcher 2, and the striga is a nod to Foltest’s cursed daughter from Her Highness the Striga in the first game. If you want to meet Letho again in the video games, our guide on how to get Letho in The Witcher 3 explains how. Screen Rant also reports that Yennefer and Dandelion are part of the planned expansion line, though the full expansion list has not been shown yet.

How the game plays

No Man’s Land runs on Monster Fight Club’s [RE]action System, the same rules engine behind its Cyberpunk RED: Combat Zone and Borderlands tabletop games. Instead of fixed rounds and phases, control passes back and forth between the players as they act and react. Wounds wear characters down and weaken their abilities as a fight goes on, and force building is not tied to factions, so players can mix and match their rosters. Games are played as scenarios rather than as a retelling of a specific story, drawing on both Andrzej Sapkowski’s books and CD PROJEKT RED’s games.

Price and release date still unknown

Monster Fight Club first announced the game in June 2026, and it was later pushed to the autumn. The price of the starter set and the shipping date have not been announced yet; those details are expected when the Gamefound campaign opens. Screen Rant gives the launch time as 10 AM Eastern on November 17. Until then, fans can sign up for launch updates through Monster Fight Club’s page for the game.

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