Sword & Board Off To Twelve Elements Kickstarter Success
December 3, 2013 by brennon
Sword & Board Games, as you might have seen from our website, have launched their Kickstarter for Twelve Elements of War and it is already going great guns with their being practically withing touching distance of their target.
This project is a collaborative effort between the folks at Sword & Board and River Horse, which you might know as the home of Alessio Cavatore. They are looking to bring a 28mm skirmish game with a very distinct look and feel and an overarching campaign aspect to the tabletop with some great looking miniatures too.
The folks behind this have been working their fingers to the bone trying to make this a worthwhile project and as you've seen in the run up to this, they have been sculpting away like mad.
I think this game is looking like it could be a hell of a lot of fun and I think it's grand to see a fantasy skirmish game coming back into the fold that pushes that deep narrative feel of an ever evolving warband. Just let me at those Dwarfs!
What do you think?
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Wish the project well.
It sounds interesting and is looking good so far.
I pledged to this kickstarter and I must say, there is a lot of support from S&B. Every question is answered very fast, which gives me a lot of confidence in the project.
I think it’s great to have a system where your character (I guess who survive the battle) get money to buy equipment and new abitlities.
Also it’s great to have as a side-project as the you only need between 7 and 14 figs.
They are working on gameplay video’s and on their site you can download a pdf with a some gameplay.
Nice one
Will keep an eye out for the gameplay videos
I also like the act, that these miniatures are pure resin and casted by a company I like or their quality:
http://www.maxmini.eu/
I hope more people will find that KS and enjoy the not so usual fantasy setting
I like this KS for a lot of reasons. One the idea that every faction has access to every race is brilliant. Two the female sculpts are feminine without them sporting metal bikinis. Third the rpg system the have in place is brilliant and the sort of thing my group always tries to tack on.