Mythic Games Announce Super Fantasy Brawl
February 25, 2019 by brennon
Mythic Games have not only announced Hel: The Last Saga coming to Kickstarter this year but also Super Fantasy Brawl, a new card-driven skirmish game featuring some larger than life characters.
This new game by designer Jochen Eissenhuth alongside artists Johannes Helgeson, Bayard Wu, and Stephane Gantiez are looking to bring a hero brawler to the tabletop. You will select a team of three champions and combine their action cards together into a deck.
The game is also faction-free meaning that you can bring together all manner of different characters into one fighting force, combining all manner of different decks into something tactically sound. Additionally, as you can see the miniatures (at this early stage anyway) are looking rather awesome and larger than life.
When you get stuck into these brawls on the tabletop the victor levels up and continues to fight on through tournaments and organised play opportunities (or just leagues with friends) but if your enemies manage to bring low your levelled up champions they reset back to their initial statistics making each fight a new challenge for you to undertake.
Lots of additional characters are coming to expand the line-up including Gwaien here who brings powerful elemental options to the tabletop...
...and characters like Gold'arr too. Immediately I think you'll notice that the selection of characters chosen for Super Fantasy Brawl span across the genres.
It will be really cool to see what they do with this game when it arrives on Kickstarter. With plenty of options to add new characters, bring out new maps and additional special rules for tournaments, this could be a great game to delve into with friends on the tabletop both new and old.
Are you going to be tempted by Super Fantasy Brawl when it arrives on Kickstarter this Summer?
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The avatar’s for the game are fantastic.
Those look really nice.
Can’t turn me down some piratey puns arrrr
Looks lovely on first sight.But i have to keep a tight hold of my wallet for something else on KS in the future.
I love mythic games, but the graphics are definatly not my style.
Faction free champions are great, so much possibilities. But it will be a nightmare to balance for league play.
I don’t think it’ll be a nightmare. If you know out of the gate that you’re going faction free and anyone can match alongside anyone I think you’ll be able to work it all out.
I agree on the idea of league play being a hassle if you were set up with factions but this is where I think the CCG hobbyists have their in. If you look to Wizkids, however, with some of their games you had people play various copies of the same figure in games. It likely will work.
I’d like the game Dusk:Arena of Shadows get a second Kickstarter that is similar to this, a miniature based fighting game, but for a single figure.