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Mederlock posted:https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/turnip28/turnip28-the-forlorn-hope Unfortunately that is what I have heard about it too. Like many games made now, the aesthetic is fantastic, but the game is almost an after thought. The rule book is artistic and fun to just look at, but the mechanics and game play are middling at best. A friend that reviews games said it is a game of turnips and D6s. I was all in on Turnip28 for a while. A game that has such a weird aesthetic and doesn't require you to buy their models? Neat! But then you watch game play and it is not inspiring. Don't get me wrong, love what you love, play what you want to play, but Forbidden Psalm, Five Parsecs from home, Idols of Torment, Turnip28, Sludge, and many more games sell you on the look and the world they have written while the mechanics range from ok to not good. (And for the record most GW games fit this mold as well.) On a minis note, many of these games do inspire creativity in modelling and kitbashing. So they have that going for them.
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Mederlock posted:So I want a Gargantuan fire Elemental for my Humblewood game, but when I was originally looking about 2 years back, the price of the one from Hit Point Press was north of $60 or more, I don't remember the exact price but it was a lot. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azP3S-2YUfU
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Ominous Jazz posted:So here's a weird one. I got the les grognards for my imperial guard army and keeping in the theme of napoleon in space how do I napoleon up the walkers and the tanks in my army. Trains? Do I trains them up? Make them kinda navel shippy? Add elements that make them look steam powered without becoming cheesy steampunk. Look at Warmachine for inspiration. Lots of pomp and unnecessary colours.
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