Official Update (42 / 21)

=> Kickstarter Update #42
=> GameFound Update #21 (basically the same)

A big welcome to the new late-pledge backers, remember to go and download the free Burning Suns Art Book here.

Highlights:

  1. Przemek Kozlowski provided a handful of maps for the last missions and the holodeck.

    The holodeck is meant to be used for one-shots, where you can either play short co-op, PvE, or PvP battles. This means you can test cards and team compositions, showcase the game mechanics to friends, or just do a short mission with no strings attached. It is not tied to the campaign and has hits own training manual. You also use this manual to introduce a new hero into an ongoing campaign!NextMars created more scenes for the story’s many pages.

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Official Update (41 / 20)

=> Official Update #41 (Kickstarter)
=> Official Update #20 (Gamefound – should be the same)

Quick Summary from Emil:

Productive month with more artwork and story being finished for the campaign. I am now ramping up play testing, as all missions are done. Want to paint Rogue Angels figures?

OVERVIEW CHART (see notes in the Manufacturing section of this update):

Highlights:

  1. NextMars provided more illustrations for the campaign books:

    PLUS … here is a look at how the maps would look if Emil had to do them:

    Fortunately … Przemek Kozlowski is taking those “maps” and is going to make them graphically exciting! [Watch for them next month:) ]

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Official Update (40 / 19)

=> Kickstarter Update #40
=> GameFound Update #19 (should be the same as Kickstarter)

Story almost done, more illustrations, production proofs, and tariffs – Late Pledge is still available on Gamefound for those just discovering this game!

Highlights:

  1. April was a productive month. The story will be done in a few weeks (will be over 1,100 pages). More illustrations are in the works. Production proofs were received. Tariffs addressed.

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Games I Played in March

In case you are wondering what games I was playing during this month … here they are … all nine of them :)

The last game in the second row is the Travel Version of Rogue Angels :)

Who Are These Guys? (all 16 miniatures)

Here is one of the first looks at all sixteen miniatures for the 16 heroes in Rogue Angels. First a short under 1 minute video followed by four photos:

Now … here are four photos taken from the four sides of the lazy susan. Can you identify all 16 heroes? I am also posting these in the BoardGameGeek (BGG) forum for Rogue Angels, so I numbered them to help you submit your guess over there! I’d like to use the Board Game Geek forum for this because you can submit your guess as to who each of these 16 heroes are without spoiling it for others. When you add a comment to reply to my posts with photos of the Heroes, simply click on the A icon to get the text options … then choose the second to the last option: “spoilers” … just type in your answers, then highlight your answers and click the “eye” icon with the line through it. That will HIDE your answer so other people won’t see it (unless they click on it:)

Type your answer, highlight it … then click “spoilers”:

Here are the four photos of the 16 hero miniatures (on BGG – Board Game Geek):

=> Who are these guys? 1-4

=> Who are these guys? 5-8

=> Who are these guys? 9-12

=> Who are these guys? 13-16

Note: the miniatures are prototypes. The final miniatures should be higher quality.

And, yes … you HAVE heard those words before … “Who are those guys?” It was from Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid:

Make Your Own Print and Play Dice

Thank you Shamus (on BoardGameGeek) for the idea of making our own custom dice to go with the Print and Play edition!

You can see his dice face template on BGG here:
=> Custom Dice

You can see him using them in his video here:

I’m not sure what blank dice he used, but I purchased some blank dice from The Game Crafter a few months ago to make my own custom dice for the Rogue Angels prototype game. They might work with the dice faces provided by Shamus:
=> Purple indented faces D6
(available in 7 different colors – so you can get three colors for the three type of dice used by the Print and Play edition of Rogue Angels)

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