In 17th century Japan, the shinobi (“one who sneaks”) were specialist guerrilla warfare experts, spies, and assassins.
First taken from Japan during the Sengoku period, team members had been part of a larger Japanese team until their owner saw the opportunity to split off these ninja as a separate Free Agents team on the Death Fields’ circuit.
Now attached to whichever team bids the highest, the Shinobi bring their martial arts and stealth skills to complement other teams in the matches. Often employed to target the other team’s leadership or communications they can also be sent as a swift strike force to infiltrate and control important parts of the playing field.
This multi-part set includes several weapon types along with the ability to build martial arts poses without weapons.
