A new piece from Ted Ottosson!
Check out another one of our new refugee cards! Ted has really captured the feel we were hoping for on this one!
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Here's the next awesome work from Tomas O. Muir!
Here is the card back for the Refugee deck! We're very excited about how these stained glass-style paintings are coming! Only 2 more to go, and we'll have the complete set!
Here's the latest piece from Ichisip!
Check out the Taxman from the Refugee deck. This is noteworthy not only for how awesome it looks, but also this marks the FINAL piece of art for the entire Refugee deck. The other 3 decks are nearly done as well, and we're getting closer every day!
Another great work from Ted Ottosson!
Here's the Ledgerman from the Refugee Deck. I really love the ambiance of this one, and all the candles! Plus, check out his awesome outfit!
Check out the new piece from Jack Watson!
The Craftsman from the Refugee Deck looks like a true medieval artisan! I'm not sure what he's making, but you know it'll be of the highest quality!
Here's another wonderful piece by Jason Park (interoo)!
His imagination is captivating as he shows us a post-siege scene with smoldering siege towers and battered city walls. The loyal peasants are out burying the dead, collecting weapons, and setting about repairing the damaged city walls.
Getting ready for Pax!
We've got a new version of our game board, player boards, player aid cards, lots of game cards printed with the new art, plus 4 sets of matching 3D printed city walls and turrets for both stone and wood walls all finished and ready to take with us up to Seattle tonight! If you're going to make it to Pax, come by board game playtesting table H and sign up to play a game Saturday or Sunday from 10am-8pm (break from 2-4pm), or Monday 10am-2pm, or just come to check it out and say hi! There will be tons of other great game, too!
Yet another great piece from Ichisip!
Check out her amazing work for the Surgeon from the Refugee deck! We asked for a scarred up soldier with a mortal wound, and she delivered! Check out how his helm and armor are beat up! I love this one!
Check out the newest piece from Ichisip!
See her rendition of the Bureaucrat from the Invader deck. Look how annoyed he is that you just interrupted his important business! You may be his liege lord, but give him some peace and let him work!
Check out this great piece from Ted Ottosson
To prove our game doesn't take itself TOO seriously, we have a couple things here and there that are a little more whimsical. The Quarry Dude from the Refugee Deck is one such. While the word "Quarryman" or "Stone Cutter" would've been perhaps a better choice, we just couldn't let our "Quarry Dude" go. So, we came up with this interpretation, based on the old usage of dude as a synonym of dandy. We hope you like it!
Check out the next great piece from Ted Ottosson!
Here he shows General Starke with her personal retinue from the Refugee Deck.
A new artist!
Check out Woodsman from the Refugee Deck as drawn by EiraQueenofSnow!
New Cards!
Check out some of the new cards. While the layout is still not quite finished and we've still got more art on the way, we're getting closer!
Another great piece from Jason Park (interoo)
Check out part of the city as drawn in this depiction of the Refugee card, Foreman. I really like how the plaza shows where they're building the Idol card, also in the base game, plus other buildings that even hint to a couple cards from planned expansions!
Check out another one from Ted Ottosson!
Okay, so check out the hunky Farmhand from the Refugee Deck! His name is Jacob and yes, he's single, but it's complicated!
And another great piece from Ted Ottosson!
Check out the Plowman just tilling away at those happy fields!
Yet another great one from Ted Ottosson!
Check out the Carpenter from the Refugee Deck!
Another great piece of art from Jack Watson!
Check out the Diplomat from the Refugee Deck!
Another piece from Ted Ottosson!
Check out the Mason and his crew!
Another new artist with another great piece of art!
Check out Ted Ottosson's rendition of the Captain of the Guard!
