Test of Honour Rogues & Ruffians: Who Are They?
By Sarissa Precision Ltd – Sarissa Precision Limited | Published: 2026-11-03
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A quick FAQ on the Test of Honour Rogues & Ruffians set: the eight characters, what the cards do, and whether this bandit warband suits your table.
Quick answer
Rogues & Ruffians is a Test of Honour expansion set of eight bandit and outlaw figures led by the Widow, a murdered samurai's wife. It suits players who want to field the bad guys as a distinct, characterful warband rather than another honourable clan force.
What makes this band different from a clan warband
Most Test of Honour forces are built around samurai duty and clan loyalty. This set is the opposite: a gang that robs travellers or hires out its services when money and mayhem are on offer. That gives you a narrative hook for scenarios where your warband is the aggressor, not the defender.
The eight figures are individually named, so the set reads as a cast of characters rather than a faceless unit. If you like running a warband with a story behind each model, that structure does more work than a generic box of soldiers.
The trade-off: theme over flexibility
A themed outlaw band is great when you want a clear identity, but it is less useful if you prefer to swap in a wide range of clan options. The supplied catalog does not list unit profiles or points, so check the current Test of Honour rules for how these characters are fielded before you plan a list around them.
The catalog also does not list options such as alternate heads or weapons, so treat the box as a fixed eight-character set unless your own reference confirms otherwise.
Rogues & Ruffians FAQ
- Who leads the Rogues & Ruffians?
- The Widow, the wife of a murdered samurai, leads the gang. The set frames the band as villains who care little for honour, which makes her the natural centre of a revenge-driven warband.
- How many figures are in the set?
- Eight: the Widow, the Witch, the Brute, the Paymaster, the Archer, the Drifter, the Drunkard and the Signaller. Each is a named character rather than a duplicate trooper.
- What cards come in the box?
- 8 Recruitment cards and 6 Skill cards. The catalog lists these counts but not their individual rules, so read the cards themselves for the exact abilities.
- Is this a complete warband on its own?
- The supplied catalog does not state whether the set is a complete warband or an expansion to add to an existing force. Check the current Test of Honour rules for how Recruitment cards are used before buying it as your only force. If you need a self-contained starter force, confirm the warband-building rules first.
- Who is this set for?
- Players who enjoy playing the villains, narrative scenarios and character-led warbands. It is less suited to anyone who wants a flexible, interchangeable clan list.
Product facts
- Test of Honour - Rogues & Ruffians: The set contains eight named characters, including the Widow, the Witch, the Brute, the Paymaster, the Archer, the Drifter, the Drunkard and the Signaller. You get a full named cast, so you can build scenarios around individual rivalries and roles instead of anonymous rank-and-file.
Test of Honour - Rogues & Ruffians - Test of Honour - Rogues & Ruffians: It includes 8 Recruitment cards and 6 Skill cards. Those cards give you in-game material to use alongside the figures, so the box is playable content rather than miniatures alone.
