With a friend who already plays
Already know someone who plays? Start with whoever you like.
No sign-ups needed — start whenever you like.
Your experience starts with a Herald
Veteran players who teach you to play, organize games, and build community. Volunteers — because they love it.
What is a Herald?
A Herald is a veteran player accredited by Corvus Belli as a community ambassador. They organize games, tournaments, and intro games in their area. They don't work for us and don't earn anything for teaching you — they do it because they love the game and want more people to play with.
How can they help?
- Set up an intro game with everything ready (miniatures, rules, table)
- Teach you the games and help you find one that fits you
- Introduce you to the local scene: stores, clubs, game days
- Tell you about intro events and beginner leagues
- Answer questions once you play (lists, rules, what to buy and what to skip)
What to expect from your intro game
- An intro game usually takes about 1–2 hours, depending on the game.
- You don't need miniatures or to know the rules. The Herald provides that.
- Free, with no obligation to buy anything.
- Come on your own or with people you like; at a store or club, depending on your area.
Find a Herald near you
Other ways to start
No one nearby or not ready to look for a volunteer yet? You have more options:
Start on your own
Prefer to look around first? On your game's landing you'll find videos and resources for new players.
Go to the game landingI played my intro game — what's next?
Hooked? This is the path most people follow:
Start with Warcrow Battle Pack: The Song of the Dormant
The battle pack has everything you need to keep playing at home or at the club.
Create your CorvuSphere account
Build lists with the Army Builder and find tournaments.
Create Corvus IDJoin the local group
Ask whoever taught you about the club, store, or local group. If you already know which game you want, browse online groups in the community directory.
Explore communitiesYour first tournament
Tournaments are a fun way to enjoy the hobby with more people. Browse what's on near you or ask whoever taught you.
View tournaments
If you have any questions, ask your Herald.
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Community stories
Stories, tips, and experiences from people who teach, organize, and grow the hobby at the table.
Warcors: How to build a wargaming community
How Infinity players built something bigger than the table.
Warcor Wisdom: List Building (Part 1)
Practical tips for building your first list.
Warcor Wisdom: AROs
Understanding Automatic Reaction Orders in Infinity.
Warcor Wisdom: Beginner List Building (Part 2)
Going deeper into list building.
Warcor Wisdom: The New Commander's Guide to TR Bots
How remotes work on the table — a guide for new commanders.
Warcor Wisdom: The Art of Hidden Deployment AROs
How to use hidden information and deployment to set up reactive traps.
Want to teach new players and there’s no volunteer near you?
Send your application to become a volunteer!
