Check Out Godtear Concept Art From Steamforged’s Upcoming Game
November 20, 2017 by brennon
If you haven't checked out Az's chat with Mat Hart from Steamforged Games yet (see above) about Godtear then make sure to give it a watch. This new Legacy Miniatures Game sounds like it's going to be fantastic and the art and sculpts are already looking top notch.
The game features some fantastic artwork that shows off some of the characters that are going to be available through Kickstarter next year.
It's certainly an interesting prospect to see all of these different characters coming to life, especially these stoic Dwarves here...of course, I showed these guys off.
While I do like these bearded folks these fellows also look fantastic and they feature a look at the artwork for Rangosh too who is one of the Godtear Champions.
They even showed off the Champion in his render form too and I think you'll agree that the model is looking superb.
One of the fascinating parts of the game is that it is essentially faction free. Whilst you're going to be seeing all manner of interesting races that you'd expect, they can all work together. Elves and Orcs can join forces, maybe throw in some Dwarves and Lizardfolk for good measure.
Limited Release Models
Here's a look at some of the models that will be available as a Limited Release and Early Access to the game in 2018.
Everything is looking exceptionally enticing in terms of the models and no doubt we're going to learn lots more about this game over the next few months. Keep an eye on their Facebook Page for more.
Will you be following this closely?
"...the art and sculpts are already looking top notch"
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Very interesting…
Lost me at the racial chat…not sure where that was going in regards to playing the game.
Looks interesting. There’s a gap for a dominant fantasy skirmish right now and if guild ball is anything to measure this by, it could be a good one.
Although I’m really not sold on the name…
Interesting stuff.
I like the art direction but the example mini has quite a few changes from the art which seems to be a thing with SFG stuff. It has definitely lost some of the threat with the missing humped back and poor proportion transition from art to mini is telling for me.
I am interested to see more of the rules as SFG do some really nice work in rule development but there are a lot of minis out there for fantasy and with stuff like Atlantis miniatures available I would probably end up getting the rulebook but not their minis.
After having just watched Az’s Guild Ball story development video, I am keen to find out the various character’s stories
You used the term “Legacy Miniatures Game.”
Does that mean we actually burn the minis if they’re in the flamer aoe?
Art looks good- and honestly, I’ve really liked the Guild Ball minis that I’ve gotten to paint, so I see no reason why these won’t be georgeous.
This looks amazing… and if it’s Guildball quality, I’m in !
Rangosh look fantastic.
What a photogenic thumbnail on that video.
All in on this, like the minis and steamforged fan boy …. mainly because they make games with mechanics I find interesting.
I’m interested in legacy aspect of it.
This has got my attention. Will keep an eye on this one. May be my first foray into SFG.
I know guild ball is regarded as a brilliant piece of games design, and it looks like great fun to play, but the setting/theme never really drew me in.
This appeals a lot more.