New Escher and Goliath releases put Necromunda back on the workbench. Caution stripes, mesh and industrial bases carry the Underhive look across terrain, vehicles and gangs.

Sons of Behemat gives you enormous surfaces to paint. Scale, reptile and skin textures break up large models without hours of hand-painted pattern work.

September's Starfinder releases are leaning into alien threats and science-fantasy encounters. These insectoid and xenos miniatures fit that brief, with sci-fi base STLs for the table underneath them.

Malifaux uses terrain for movement, cover and sightlines, so scatter and objectives are part of play. Add pieces that create places to hide, move around and fight over.

For Pathfinder and D&D, start with what the encounter needs — monsters, bosses, NPCs, terrain and bases. September's new adventures are a good reason to put something new on the table.