Exclusive: The Lancer TTRPG Is Getting New Hardcover Editions in 2027
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Massif Press and Dark Horse Books are releasing two new printed editions for the Lancer TTRPG next year. Operation Fulcrum Dawn: Introductory Narrative Modules for Lancer and Lancer: Setting Guide Volume 1 are both set to release in March 2027 with preorders starting today. The new books are meant to be paired with the core rulebook, which first launched in 2024. Check out the images and descriptions below to get a first look of what to expect:
Operation Fulcrum Dawn: Introductory Narrative Modules for Lancer
The upcoming book collects two new modules meant to introduce new players to the game. Here are the official descriptions of each module:
Where to buy
The hardcover edition also includes printed battle maps and tactical advice for those not already familiar with the gameplay. Preorders will be going live today at Dark Horse Direct, Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and other online bookstores for $29.99 with a release date of March 16, 2027.
Lancer: Setting Guide Volume 1

The upcoming settings guide features two settings expansions collected into one book. Here are the official descriptions of each:
Where to buy
Preorders for the first setting guide will be going live today at Dark Horse Direct, Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and other online bookstores with a March 30, 2027 release date. This book will also be priced at $29.99
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