Twelve Elements Of War Unlocks First Stretch Goal
December 10, 2013 by brennon
Sword & Board Games have pushed through to the first stretch goal on their Kickstarter campaign for Twelve Elements of War. Backers now have access to the Keepers faction...
As you can see they look very cool indeed, at least from the concept artwork. What I also like from this game is that the factions are not determined by race but indeed by an overarching philosophy. I like the idea that they all split up and follow their own path.
They also have access to some very interesting animals as you can see above. I think this force is going to be a very popular one and it has a nice look and feel to it. This game has some bad ass looking Dwarfs in it, so that's a big plus for me too!
What do you think of this new faction?
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Pretty cool looking drawings on the whole
Like the faun especially.
As usual wish I had more cash more time etc etc lol
ps It is good to see 12 Wars using designs I haven’t seen before
Not sure if I like the tall caps, though it looks great on the dwarf, but they are afaik unique to this game, and tie in the faction.
Good stuff imho
This is a great Kickstarter. Sword and Board Games are very supportive of their backers and take in account what we like/think.
The renders of the miniatures are awesome as there is much more on the Kickstarter page.
Next goal are the highguard, Looking forward to see the ogre and faun in heavy armour. Afterwards it’s Toth: guns and constructs.
I for one am really looking forward to seeing a Toth ogre with lots of clockwork toys!
An Ogre with a big blunderbuss would be cool.
I’dd love to see the orge with a pack of those attack dogs from the keepers, would he have a hat as well?
Also a backer and I’m rather happy with how S&B has run their KS so far. For starters they have a very well organized page which shows their commitment to detail. Their web page is also well done and has been up for months prior to the KS showing an attention to planning that sadly not all companies can attest to. Renders look nice. While we don’t have a complete break-down of all the rules those that have been shown look promising. The core mechanic seems to be very similar to Dreadball (small dice pool of d6s to resolve tests)… Read more »
If I recall correctly the creator said he was finalizing the quick reference guide that will go on the back of the book with River Horse at the mo and when it’s 100% finished it’ll be shared as an update on KS. Should be able to get a pretty good grasp on the system once that goes up!