Hellbreak TCG: Horrific Accessories Announced

Horror themed TCG, Hellbreak, arrives in January. Let's take a look at the official accessories that'll be available when Hellbreak launches!
Hellbreak TCG Accessories

Though horror-themed TCG Hellbreak has been delayed until January 2027, we’re still seeing exciting reveals and additions to the game’s product range from publisher, SpinMaster. One such exciting reveal recently has been the unveiling of Hellbreak’s official accessory range. Published by DreamTrace, Hellbreak developer Ghost Galaxy’s gaming supplies imprint, the Hellbreak accessories are all suitably themed, and there’s one accessory in particular that’s sure to be a very eye-catching, monstrous presence on the tabletop.

Image credit: Ghost Galaxy/DreamTrace

The accessory in question is the Graveyard Station, which you can see above. Standing a jaw-dropping 14″ tall, 12″ deep and 12″ wide, this fully painted accessory can hold up to 25 Hellbreak cards, allowing easy access to a common card pool during draft and sealed play. It comes with a massive price tag to match its size, with an MSRP of $149.99! Still, if you’re serious about your horror ambience during games of Hellbreak, this will be the perfect accessory for you.

Of course, there’s more to the Hellbreak accessory range than the impressive Graveyard Station, with themed card sleeves, binders, premium tokens and playmats too. All of which are much less likely to make your wallet scream and beg for mercy! You can view all of the official Hellbreak accessories at Ghost Galaxy’s store page.

Check out our other coverage of Hellbreak: our look at card rarities, and the gory Hellbreak Jason Voorhees cards!

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