Modular magnetic mechs
Compatible components can be swapped to change a M.A.P’s weapons, chassis and battlefield role.
EMBER: OBSIDIAN PROTOCOL
Build the machine. Command the battlefield.
A near-future tactical miniature wargame fought across the Moon, where modular M.A.Ps (Modular Armor Platforms), specialized pilots and careful timing turn every squad into your own machine.
Australian retailer • Canberra based • Obsidian Protocol range in development
Tactical mecha warfare
Your squad is built, not prescribed.
Ember: Obsidian Protocol puts you in command of configurable M.A.P. combat machines in a fast-moving battle for lunar objectives.
Choose the role of each machine, equip the parts that suit your plan and manage when each unit commits. The same faction can be built around weight of numbers, elite specialists, ranged fire, close combat or battlefield control.
Timing matters
The Timing Action System asks you to plan when units act, creating pressure and counterplay throughout the round.
Build your own squad
Spend your force allowance where it matters to you: a few expensive specialists or a broader line of cheaper machines.
Three major powers
Choose how you want to fight.
Each faction has its own suppliers, battlefield identity and approach to squad construction without locking you into one fixed list.
RDL
Reconstruction Development League
Cost-efficient main battle units backed by elite machines built around heavy armour and serious firepower.
Firepower • Armour • Numbers
UN
United Network
Battle-hardened specialists using high-performance equipment with strong precision and mobility, balanced by a higher investment per unit.
Precision • Mobility • Elite pilots
GOF
Guardian of Freedom
Powerful M.A.Ps supported by advanced autonomous systems, with drones forming a major part of the faction’s battlefield presence.
Drones • AI • Specialist mechs
Make it yours
A "M.A.P" is a loadout you can see.
Your miniature reflects the machine you have actually built. Swap compatible components, choose the pilot and tune the role of each unit before it hits the table.
Core
Chassis
Left arm
Right arm
Backpack
Pilot
How it plays
Plan the squad. Set the timing. Fight the mission.
Obsidian Protocol combines list construction with positional play and a timing system designed to keep both players involved as a round unfolds.
Choose the mission
Objectives and battlefield setup shape what your squad needs to accomplish.
Build the squad
Spend your points across pilots, mechs, modules, weapons and support pieces.
Commit your timing
Decide when each machine needs to move, shoot, pressure an objective or hold back.
React and adapt
Damage, positioning and enemy timing can change the value of every decision mid-round.
Coming to Luna Lilly
We’re building the Australian range.
Our Obsidian Protocol range is being prepared around the products we can reliably source. We’ll add live products and pricing once supply is confirmed rather than listing stock we cannot guarantee.
RDL and UN core forces
The natural starting point for building your first tactical group.
Specialist boxes
Heavy Metal, Cavalry, Scalpel, Doorbreaker and other faction-specific options as availability allows.
Accessories and demo support
Game components, hobby-friendly extras and local learn-to-play support where we can make it practical.
Canberra players
Want to try Obsidian Protocol before you commit?
Tell Luna Lilly you’re interested in a Canberra learn-to-play or demo. We’re using local interest to plan what stock and event support makes sense.