The Eclipse Nears. How Will You Enter the Fray?

Some follow the eagle, embarking on a journey under the sun's watchful gaze; others don the regal attire of a ruler, making their voices heard by all warriors.

The seasonal attires for S28 Aztecs: Eclipse offer Warlords unique ways to take the field. Meanwhile, the weapons in hand let you wield the power of wind, obsidian, and agave in battle.

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The Eagle: Following the Solar Oracle

"Go south, there will be an eagle perched upon a cactus, tearing a snake to pieces."

Following this oracle, the people migrated from Chicomoztoc, the Place of Seven Caves, and built a city destined for greatness in the south.

In Nahua culture, the eagle is the incarnation of the sun. The Mexica embraced this tradition, using the eagle to commemorate the hummingbird god who brought them the oracle, shining as brightly as the sun.

The BP0 attire, Eagle's Chosen, draws from this legend of southward migration. It represents a new beginning, as well as the courage to step into the unknown under divine guidance.

Tlatoani: Let the City-State Hear Your Voice

"Tlahtoāni" means "one who speaks," the title granted to the rulers of Aztec city-states.

They are the voice of the city-state, the supreme commander of its warriors, and the bridge between mortals and gods. To don this attire is to transcend the ranks of ordinary warriors and become a leader poised at the center of power.

The BP100 attire, Tlatoani, weaves copper-gold pendants, gold, turquoise, and rare avian feathers into the magnificent aesthetic of ancient Mesoamerican civilizations. The obsidian symbolizes vast resources and absolute power, while the copper accents highlight the ruler's elite status.

Hold the Power of the Gods in Your Hands

Sacrificial Knife of Ehēcatl | Shortsword & Shield

Following the birth of the Fifth Sun, it remained too weak to rise. Further sacrifice is needed, yet the gods sought to flee; Some turned into corn, some into agave, and others into frogs. Ultimately, the incarnation of the wind, Ehēcatl, raised the sacrificial knife against them.

The carving on the Shortsword & Shield is a reimagining of ancient Quetzalcoatl sculptures, serving as a representation of Ehēcatl.

The shield holds the line, while the sacrificial knife drives creation forward. It represents the point of no return—the unwavering resolve once the oracle descends.

Great Hammer of Titlacahuan | Maul

Obsidian is rarely forged into a hammerhead.

Controlled by powerful city-states, this resource inherently symbolizes power and hegemony. When a solid block of obsidian forms the core of a Maul and is crowned with the name Titlacahuan, it projects not just immense weight, but unquestionable dominance.

"Titlacahuan" is an alias for the Smoking Mirror god Tezcatlipoca, meaning "we are all servants of this god."

Friend or foe, anyone facing this Maul must accept one undeniable truth: under the gaze of the Smoking Mirror god, all warriors are His servants.

Leaf Blade of Mayahuel｜Bastard Sword

Mayahuel, the goddess of the agave, was born from the heart of its resilient leaves.

Agave leaves can be woven into nets or carved into sharp daggers. When its flowering stalk is severed, the flowing sap is extracted and fermented to brew pulque.

The Leaf Blade of Mayahuel perfectly embodies the agave's dual nature: it brings sweetness yet creates bondage; it nurtures life yet serves as the blade that pierces the sacrifice.

Though born from a plant, this Bastard Sword reeks of conflict, desire, and blood.

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The Eclipse is approaching.

Warlord, how will you enter the fray?