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The Heroes Of Reach! Noble Team Join Mantic’s Halo: Flashpoint
March 2, 2026 by brennon
Mantic Games dropped another awesome expansion for their Sci-Fi skirmish game, Halo: Flashpoint. The awesome Noble Team from Halo: Reach are now available for you to pre-order, allowing you to drop some of the best characters from the Halo franchise onto the tabletop.
Carter & Cat // Halo: Flashpoint
This set features six new MasterCraft Resin Legendary Character miniatures for use in your games of Halo: Flashpoint. Each of the members of Noble Team has been faithfully recreated, including Carter, Kat, Jun, Jorge, Emile and Noble Six (the player character in the game).
Emile // Halo Flashpoint
Each of the miniatures comes modelled with their signature weapons from the game and already looks pretty darn awesome as collector's pieces, nevermind as actual miniatures to use in-game! I am already thinking back to the epic moments from that campaign and the fated journey of the Heroes of Reach.
Jun // Halo: Flashpoint
The miniatures also come with their Character and Special Order Reference cards, so you'll have everything you need for playing Noble Team on the tabletop. I think going the MasterCraft Resin route with these notable characters was a good choice, allowing Mantic to really zero in on the details when sculpting.
Jorge & Noble Six // Halo: Flashpoint
As well as the new miniatures, this set also comes with some new interactive scenery for you to use in your games. Fans of multiplayer Halo will remember the UNSC Man Cannons that can launch your Fireteam across the combat zone to where they need to be.
Noble Team // Halo: Flashpoint
This also features in a brand-new scenario for Halo: Flashpoint, which is included as part of the Noble Team Expansion booklet (also included).
Noble Team Expansion // Halo: Flashpoint
As well as the new rules for Noble Team and the new scenarios, you'll also be able to dive into a double-mat game format for Halo: Flashpoint that introduces new rules and scenarios. This can be done by combining two Halo: Flashpoint boards or mats but there is also a double-sized Reach neoprene gaming mat you can pick up, too.
Noble Team will be shipping in April but if you're coming to AdeptiCon at the end of March, there will be a very limited set of pre-release Noble Team Expansion boxes at the show. They are expected to run out fast, so make sure you head over and grab one if you can.
Are you going to be snapping up Noble Team?
"This set features six new MasterCraft Resin Legendary Character miniatures for use in your games of Halo: Flashpoint..."
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At some point we get a complete game of Humans Vs Aliens…jackels and grunts etc….
Nice to have a release date now. Good addition to a good game. On a different note though I get IPs cost money and even if the Halo franchise is not in super top form right now Mantic is paying Microsoft probably quite a bit here. Still Mantic is making a few choices here which are starting to at least think about the game again.
Resin for these … okay. No question Mantic’s resin designs for Flashpoint are very good, they are costly though and require a bit of work. Noble Team should be flying off the shelves so I don’t see the logic of doing a core product in resin, same with the ODST extras. Resin for alternate sculpts, event specials etc.. sure makes sense. Here for a core product in a line they want to expand is odd.
Increasingly locking rules or game elements into expensive boxes or behind the App is at best not helpful at worst starting to put up barriers. Apps cost money and this has to be priced in somehow. The Flashpoint app subscription is not nothing and measuring everything in ‘just the price of a coffee, once a month’ only goes so far.