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Thedandmom posted:Yes the tarot deck is larger than the poker. Better hurry up and pick though, I'm closing the paypal shop soon. I was a Kickstarter backer. Did I blank out and forget that you already ran the reward selection survey? Or do I need to do something else to choose?
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jivjov posted:I was a Kickstarter backer. Did I blank out and forget that you already ran the reward selection survey? Or do I need to do something else to choose? Edit: It looks like you picked the Basic Deck. Which is the tarot sized deck.
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Thedandmom posted:Yes I already ran the survey. The only surveys I don't have are from people who weren't able to get their payment through. I have everyone else's surveys. Cool. I will trust the judgement of my past self. Thanks for checking!
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Swagger Dagger posted:It's elves time: In sort-of related elf news, the team behind the Toughest Girls in the Galaxy kickstarter mentioned in their most recent update that their next kickstarter campaign will be for a line of 'fantasy dark elves' which could possibly be expanded into 'sci fi dark elves' depending on consumer demand. They also posted some concept art for their elf models - scroll down to the bottom of this post to see. edit - that link might be mildly  depending on your boss's attitude to drawings of sexy elves
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Oct 15, 2013 23:33
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Ironically, they may turn out to be cheaper than the GW line that just got re-did.
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cyberia posted:In sort-of related elf news, the team behind the Toughest Girls in the Galaxy kickstarter mentioned in their most recent update that their next kickstarter campaign will be for a line of 'fantasy dark elves' which could possibly be expanded into 'sci fi dark elves' depending on consumer demand. Given that the Succubus Queen is stark naked and full frontal, I think it's mildly NWS by anybody's standards.
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Jedit posted:Given that the Succubus Queen is stark naked and full frontal, I think it's mildly NWS by anybody's standards. I'm having a hard time imagining somebody dropping that down in the middle of a battle setup either in private or in public. "And then you turn the corner and you see thiiiis-"
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Oct 16, 2013 01:10
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The Adventures in East Mark a few posts up looks pretty spiffy in a classical sort of way---though much of that is probably my projecting a general lust towards imagining all of the future boxes they mention wanting to do should this go well all sitting there on a nice table in sum alongside the special capstone one that doesn't even exist yet as opposed to solely The Red Box. Somewhat surprising with how few pledge tiers they have, but I guess considering the point of the campaign it generally makes sense. There's just something exciting about seeing long-simmering projects from other countries/languages finally make it over in English for broader adoption and exposure, as my mind just keeps winding back to all kinds of interesting seeming projects the world over from various topics here and elsewhere that even barely shines a hopeful light on them.
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http://imgur.com/3IAnmRg  Wow. Senshyrha Slave Master is really something else. I cannot imagine somebody showing me that as a centerpiece.
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"I know some people think the Asdrubael Vect model went too far, I think he didn't go near far enough."
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Oct 16, 2013 04:18
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If the URL wasn't there as a guide, I'd never have translated that title plate from lovely glyphs to English.
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Oct 16, 2013 05:41
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The General posted:http://imgur.com/3IAnmRg At least the virtually naked woman is the slave master and the fully dressed men are the slaves on their knees. This puts it a step up from Kingdom Death: Molester.
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Oct 16, 2013 08:15
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As erotic art goes I've seen a lot worse. Shame erotic art and gaming miniatures have no business being even in the same room as each other. (it's not a shame at all)
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Monte Cook presents a Monte Cook production created by Monte Cook (and Bruce Cordell): The Strange. The three-minute pitch video is roughly one-third telling you about the actual loving game, one-third about how it's based on Numenera, and one-third about how Monte and Bruce are  BFFs.Ha. Ha. That is cool my hyoo-mon friend.  It's awesome for two best buds to make a cool game together, but maybe if you can't act out natural dialogue for poo poo you shouldn't try. I assume they're holding back some fantastic alternate worlds for later in the Kickstarter, because otherwise pitching a world-hopping game with two whole worlds is god drat stupid. quote:While the Strange could potentially be host to a multitude of recursions, we focus primarily on two--Ardeyn and Ruk--in addition to the prime world of Earth, because they are the most prominent and the first two discovered by humans. As your characters explore the Strange, they may find many more. GMs will be able to add their favorite fictional settings, brand new recursions of their own creation, or even past campaign worlds from other RPGs to help populate the Strange. The possibilities are endless! Oh okay. Here is the game's awful website full of busy space age menus. That Old Tree fucked around with this message at 19:54 on Oct 16, 2013 |
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Oct 16, 2013 19:51
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Numenera's not bad, but I don't really want another one this soon.
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Looks like they won't have to worry about reaching their funding goal. 54,238 dollars by the time of this writing with over 37 days to go.
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Covok posted:Looks like they won't have to worry about reaching their funding goal. 54,238 dollars by the time of this writing with over 37 days to go. Yeah, I hear it was at something like $30k in the first five or six hours. It should be another money-printer, though I doubt it'll crack the pavement like Numenera.
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Plague of Hats posted:Monte Cook presents a Monte Cook production created by Monte Cook (and Bruce Cordell): The Strange. From the writers of Faction War and Die, Vecna, Die... wait, sorry, that's mean of me, let's try that again. From the creators behind the Epic Level Handbook and The Book of Vile Darkness!... well, that wasn't much good either, let's have another go at it. From! The! Game Design Masters! Who Brought You Heroclix and Hecatomb! Well, okay, I... I... ... I'm just going to have a lie-down for a bit, if that's okay. 
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Oct 16, 2013 21:07
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Hey, Heroclix is pretty fun! Anyway, there are some greens and scale shots for the Elven Adventurers kickstarter:   The rogue is a bit thin, but I like the druid quite a bit.
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Oct 16, 2013 22:11
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My copy of Dark Darker Darkest came in, production value looks pretty good, love me some co-op games.
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Swagger Dagger posted:Hey, Heroclix is pretty fun! I have a toolbox of Heroclix. I've enjoyed Heroclix quite a bit! But it's always been a fairly broken game with a litany of badly-designed mechanics or heroes. Swagger Dagger posted:Anyway, there are some greens and scale shots for the Elven Adventurers kickstarter: I love these so much, if only I was really into gnomes or elves. They're the minis we deserve.
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Alien Rope Burn posted:From the writers of Faction War and Die, Vecna, Die... wait, sorry, that's mean of me, let's try that again.  I also liked Open Grave but then again he also worked on Libre Mortis which is kind of horrifying in a way akin to The Book of Vile Darkness.
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Mars Attacks robots are coming! As well as some sweet urban terrain sets:   Full details and better formatting: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1744629938/mars-attacks-the-miniatures-game/posts/630807 quote:Wahey, since we’re nearly half way to achieving Esteban, we thought it was time to get out another stretch goal as we head towards the big bot himself. You know which milestone he’s coming at…
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Funny how the Mars Attacks and Reaper Bones Kickstarters both revealed modern scenery as stretch goal add-ons in the span of, what, two hours?
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I don't buy Monte Cook games for the mechanics. The fact that it's based on Numenera does nothing for me. I'll need to look into the setting to see if there's anything I like there.
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Hi thread. Have another money sink. Journey: Wrath of Demons The pitch video makes it look similar to other games in terms of overall design, but they keep posting pictures like this. 
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Reading the thread was the first I heard of Dragon Kings, and since anything related to Dark Sun gets my interest, I checked it out. Oh man. Even now there's like 1 or 2 backers for the music only tiers. What in gently caress were they thinking?
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A Good Username posted:Hi thread. This looks super cool except $90? For a board game?
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What are those two guys on the left there?
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Direwolf posted:This looks super cool except $90? For a board game? $100 for a game with 33+ sculpted minis isn't unusual. Cthulhu Wars was $150 RRP.
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MisterShine posted:What are those two guys on the left there? Those are from the gnome set.
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Gnome hoplite and automaton.
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MadScientistWorking posted:4th edition gamma World rules and there is no way you can deny that. They've done some good stuff, I'm mostly just makin' fun. It looks like an interesting setting, it seems pretty reminiscent of their shared work on stuff like Monte's Chaositech or Cordell's love of cosmic monsters. That being said, both are designers I wish would turn to somebody else to handle numbers. There are game designers that can do words, and those that can do numbers, but those that can do both are a rare breed indeed.
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Here's Playsets, an ipad virtual table app that's useless to me (I don't have an idevice), but drat if the art isn't pretty: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/985647565/playsets-the-future-of-social-storytelling
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There's at least 3 other apps done much much better for that sort of thing on the App Store at only 15 to 30 bucks.
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Fenarisk posted:There's at least 3 other apps done much much better for that sort of thing on the App Store at only 15 to 30 bucks. Really? Which ones?
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Jedit posted:$100 for a game with 33+ sculpted minis isn't unusual. Cthulhu Wars was $150 RRP. ...which is why I wish they'd ditch the minis most of the time. Not that the Journey minis don't look gorgeous.
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A Good Username posted:Hi thread. I backed at the all resin level, looking forward to painting and playing this game. I dont think I can say it enough but I love me some co-op.
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LumberingTroll posted:I backed at the all resin level, looking forward to painting and playing this game. I dont think I can say it enough but I love me some co-op. Looking at it again, I really think they've done themselves no favours with their pledge levels. The boxed game costs $100 and gives Upgrades, but all the levels over $180 require you to pay $80-100 more to get Upgrades.
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Jedit posted:Looking at it again, I really think they've done themselves no favours with their pledge levels. The boxed game costs $100 and gives Upgrades, but all the levels over $180 require you to pay $80-100 more to get Upgrades. It's the lack of any game play information that's keeping me away for now. Unless I'm missing it somewhere I don't see hardly anything trying to sell me a GAME yet, just trying to sell me minis and components. I want to see how it plays and maybe even a look at the rule book.
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