Look Out For Reforged Studios’ Warforged: First Contact Soon
March 21, 2017 by brennon
Reforged Studios are coming to Kickstarter in April with the game, Warforged: First Contact. The game will be helmed by a myriad of industry veterans and published by Ninja Division.
So what exactly is Warforged?
"Warforged: First Contact is a tabletop strategy board game that pits the fearless warriors of the Iron Legion against the Mantra, a galaxy-spanning covenant of aliens bent on dominating the human race. Warforged: First Contact will be a tabletop strategy battle game, with rules designed by hobby industry legends Tuomas Pirinen, and Andy Chambers, and with production and miniatures by Ninja Division Publishing."
...and all of that sounds very exciting to us. We've already had a bit of a glimpse at some artwork and such from the game as you've seen above. Here's another taster of some of their concept art.
The image you see above is for one of the Choral, and serve the Mantra. The design looks fantastic and it's neat to see this clash of the Fantasy with the Sci-Fi in their design. I mean look at this ladies sword!
There was a little bit of a Q&A with the minds behind the game earlier in the month which you can see HERE. Stay tuned as we'll be keeping a close eye on this one to see how it develops going forward.
What do you think of their designs?
"...it's neat to see this clash of the Fantasy with the Sci-Fi in their design"
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Looks promising. Heard ‘Warforged’ and thought D&D.
As for designers, been a while since I heard Tuomos Pirninen, loved his work on Mordheim.
Well it is interesting, needs more solid information on it.
Finally got in to main post! took some time @ben 😀
fascinated to see were they go with the rules.
the art isn’t my personal taste but the concept art is really nice, definitely some 40k in there.
I wonder if raging heroes nuns will proxy?
Sounds as if it is going to be meshed in some way with a video game, right? That could make for interesting cross-overs.
Two of the most well thought of developers from the ‘golden age’of GW. Can’t wait to see what they come up with!