to movement bonuses, to offensive/defensive enhancements. Good focus management can often be the difference between winning and losing. The warcaster is the single most important model on either side in the game. If a player's warcaster is killed, they lose the game, no matter how many casualties, or how much damage, they have inflicted on the enemy. Releases The first book, Warmachine: Prime, was originally released in 2003, with a revised edition, Warmachine: Prime Remix, released in early 2007. All of the subsequent books have been expansions of Prime. Each expansion usually introduces new warcasters, warjacks, units, and solos, as well as new model subtypes – such as cavalry units – that add new strategies and complexities to each faction. With the release of Mk II, all previous books models have been folded into the new Forces of Warmachine series. Mark I Warmachine Warmachine: Prime – 2003 Warmachine: Escalation – 2004 Warmachine: Apotheosis – 2005 Warmachine: Superiority – 2006 Warmachine: Prime Remix – 2007 Forces of Warmachine: Pirates of the Broken Coast – 2007 Warmachine: Legends – 2008 Mk II is a complete reworking of the game, with every model available changed and/or recosted, alongside the changes to the rules set. The cards for all models from the Mk I line are also available for purchase as Faction Decks as of January 2010, as is a new template set. Mark II Warmachine Warmachine: Prime Mk II – January 2010 Warmachine: Wrath – June 2011 Warmachine: Colossals – July 2012 Warmachine: Vengeance – March 2014 Warmachine: Reckoning – June 2015 Forces of Warmachine is the name of a series of expansions that each focus on a themed army, as opposed to having additions to all of the factions. Forces of Warmachine: Retribution of Scyrah – 2009 Forces of Warmachine: Cygnar – February 2010 Forces of Warmachine: Khador – March 2010 Forces of Warmachine: Protectorate of Menoth – April 2010 Forces of Warmachine: Cryx – June 2010 Forces of Warmachine: Mercenaries – July 2010 Forces of Warmachine: Convergence of Cyriss – July 2013 Mark III (referred to as "All New War" by Privateer Press) is another reworking of the game. As with MK II all models and point levels of army lists have been updated. Privateer Press has begun the Community Integrated Development or CID process to involve players in the development of errata, new releases, and theme forces as a quality