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Now that had me tempted at your faction can go insane…
Some will start insane as well and have to try and stay insane 🙂
I’ve been playing a lot of Bloodborne so I really can’t wait to see what this game is like, I’m a big fan of victorian and cosmic horror. I hope it’s not too cartoony like Malufaux. And please don’t be resin, please don’t be resin.
We will definitely be trying to keep a good level of realism in our models. We wish to keep the horror aspect and create an atmospheric feel to the game. I think we have been able to portray this in our first model which is one of the reasons we pushed hard to have it for Salute. We wanted to give people a physical representation of the quality and feel of the models we are looking to bring to life and our artwork would also go a long way to reinforcing that.
Not enough art from these companies gets put out. They employ these great artists to do some beautiful artwork, but then its put into a little book and is hardly looked at. More prints please!
Our artists, Shane Cook (character illustrator) and Mate Jako (banner and cover designer), are key to everything we are doing and we are their biggest fans.
I couldn’t agree more! I would have a ridiculous collection of art books if more games released them.
Crazy game mechanic, reminds me of the old Eternal Darkness game, could be amazing~
Stunning stuff. Can’t wait to see more.
Great to see these guys bringing it to life.. I had a sneaky pre salute peek at the mini and it was so awesome I preordered one on the spot.. Can’t wait..
Lovely to see some top-notch art work being presented in addition to the shinies – certainly looks good laid out on the table and it would really have caught my eye I’m sure.
Ohhhhh very interesting concept. I would love to see more of the art work and hear a bit more about the game mechanics. Think you guys need to do a follow up with these lads soon.
saw one of these chaps sat at his stand sketching some really nice looking artwork… tempting
That was Shane Cook. We will be putting up the pieces he sketched at Salute on our Facebook and Twitter pages soon. Its crazy how fast he works!
Art looks absolutely fantastic.
Love the concept art, I’m a sucker for that stuff.
Lovely artwork.
Art Prints in games would be good, but wouldn’t people want more miniatures instead
This year we went through the process of our first event. We have used this to get feedback from gamers and learned lots of things from being on the other side of the table (I need comfier shoes). Next year we are looking to have a number of models from the faction ranges to show, we want these to be a variety of the model types within our game (familiars, leaders, followers and monsters). These will have come from the artwork we had on the table this year. We aim to have some one on one scenarios to show our… Read more »
Gimme, gimme, gimme…
Awesome I’m not worthy
This project is going on the ‘to watch’ list. Will the art book be available? I hope the answer is yes.
As we intend to go to kickstarter I cannot see why a stretch goal could not be a comprehensive collection of the artwork. I will put it to the rest of the guys but I think its something we want as much as you guys seem to.
@noyjatat your sea-queen mini looks awesome! Any chance of purchasing online pre-Kickstarter? I couldn’t make it to salute… slight issue of being on the wrong side of the world…
The Sea Queen model will be available soon for online purchase. We have pushed hard to have everything set up for Salute and will now take a few days to get life back to normal but would like to have the Sea Queen available for online purchase within the next week or two. I will drop you a message with a link when we are set up.
With my username I’m obviously keen on the development of this game…
Insanity is a very important mechanic in the old Call of Cthulhu RPG by Chaosium so it will be interesting to see this type of concept it used in a skirmish wargame
The Sea Queen is now available to buy online. Thanks for taking the time to view us on the Beasts of War blog and we looking forward to hearing your comments in the future.
http://www.paranoid-miniatures.com/store.html