fulfilling A song of Ice and Fire - July

[Knight of the Dinner Table]

Bones IV is another good point ... looks like the campaigns will overlap, so I'll definitely wait for Bones IV to start before I commit to Fire/Ice.

[SamuraiJack]

Live.. first post updated

[Smokestack]

So it is $150.00. No early birds. Will sit back a while and decide. So far looks nice but I don't plan on playing the game, and so don't really need that many human troops.... though on the other hand, Pathfinder Bestiary 6 introduced "troop" rules, so maybe I do have a use for them...

[Cyradis]

I don't know if I'd ever have time for the game part. Still, ~100 figures for that cost is pretty good. And I'm a big fan of pre-assembled. 

 

Also still waiting on a paycheck. I will keep oodling this and decide later. 

[SamuraiJack]

And so far, only KS exclusive is the GRRM miniature

[Knight of the Dinner Table]

As said before: I don't care about the game (despite being a huge fan of the books). I am interested in miniatures. $150 and $30 for shipping ... $180. Over 100 miniatures, but as far as I can see not a lot of diversity (and a number of - to me - plain boring sculpts). Waiting for Massive Darkness (and Rising Sun and Green Horde)- CMON milking their business model as much as they can ... I think I'll sit this one out and drop my money on Bones IV.

Edited July 25, 2017 by Knight of the Dinner Table

[Carnacki the Ghost Finder]

I'm in so far.  I don't need KS exclusives, just some solid added value over the next couple of weeks to justify the staggering price tag on this project.    I also skipped all those other Cmon projects  (MD, RS, Z:GH) so I could justify this if it rolls out the bling.

 

I do like the miniature designs although they are pretty different from the Dark Sword GRRM series.  The rules book gives some good detail images.

[Smokestack]

Yeah, I am currently in, I like the minis. I'm a sucker...

[NecroMancer]

I was super excited for this but not much diversity for me for that price tag.  Like I said I'll check Bones 4 and then I'll decide.

[Knight of the Dinner Table]

looks like the stretch goals are often alternative (exclusive) sculpts of the heroes ... which for me is not bad ...

[Carnacki the Ghost Finder]

I was just looking at the Mountain and going, "too bad he has a helmet on."

 

I'm a puppet in their hands.

[Darsc Zacal]

I like Darkswords minis but I prefer their more fantastical sculpts. I'd rather spend the money on finally acquiring some of those that are on my want list.

 

Plus I already have several armies worth of minis already and a ruleset I'm happy with.

 

I can see this being a good entry point set for a novice war gamer though.

[Findariel]

This game just comes way too late.

If I didn't already have my Dark Elves to play with I would actually be interested, being a GoT fan.

 

I also wonder if there's still room for a playerbase for this game.

These days the market is really saturated with so (too) many wargames already.

[SamuraiJack]

So far not a lot in the stretch goals thrills me.. I'm hoping there's not a Targarean box with dragons coming.. because that would add a -4 to my will save

[ced1106]

I'm sure if I were a Song of Ice and Fire fan or looking for a miniatures wargame, I'd pick this up. Hand of Glory hit my wallet, and Reaper is coming.

 

Reaper's core has the best price per mini and sculpt. Some of the add-ons are just crazy and impossible to find at their prices elsewhere. Also, of course, Reaper is reliable, so I don't have trouble dropping the most money on their KS compared to other KS I've backed. (Hand of Glory, at least, theoretically replaces 27K of miniatures, and comes down to a third of a cent per theoretical replacement!)

Edited July 26, 2017 by ced1106