An integral part of Rogue Angels is hacking a terminal or interacting with locked doors to break into the room. This is done using interact tokens in a draw bag. Often you will encounter a protected computer terminal or locked door. You need to interact with them (ie, “hack” them) by randomly drawing an interact token from a draw bag. You need three of the same color to complete your “hack”. There are three colors (purple, blue and red) plus white (which is wild). The final game will have these custom tokens to shake in the bag:

Unfortunately my prototype copy did not have these cool interact tokens. So I got some thick acrylic padlock tokens from The Game Crafter and they have been totally enjoyable:

They make a nice clanking sound when I shake them in the draw bag!

Available for about 18 cents each from The Game Crafter (you need 8 blue, 8 purple, 8 red and 4 white):

=> Unlocked Padlocks

=> Official Update Kickstarter #37
=> Gamefound Update #16

Highlights:

[It was sad to hear that Emil and his family were sick for the first three weeks of January]

All maps, cards and dossiers are ready for manufacturing. Estimated delivery date is May 2025.

Przemek Kozlowski has finished the last maps for Rogue Angels. While I am very happy about that and excited to move forward, it also made me a bit sad that our four years of cooperation has come to an end.

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I can’t take credit for the idea (I remember reading about it somewhere a few months ago) but I am trying it out now!

I bought a bag of 100 thin red Lego®* Plates and will be placing them on top of the “walls” on the maps. This will add a bit of realism to the maps where the walls actually come up off the map (via the Lego® plates). Here is what the first mission’s first map looks like as I set it up:

This makes the walls OBVIOUS plus more realistic since they are actually raised up off the printed page! You may already have bags of Lego® pieces that you can use for this (they do not have to be red you know). However, if you need to purchase them, this is the source that I used:

=> The Lego Ladies (100 red plates)

They also have them available in packs of 100 white or 100 black.

Note from the Lego website: If the LEGO trademark is used at all, it should always be used as an adjective, not as a noun. For example, say “MODELS BUILT OF LEGO BRICKS”. Never say “MODELS BUILT OF LEGOs” [and]… the LEGO trademark should always appear with a ® symbol each time it is used.

* This website  is NOT sponsored or authorized by the LEGO Group.

=> Official Kickstarter Update #36
=> Official Gamefound Update #15 (same thing)

Highlights:

1. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from Denmark
   
2. You still can Late Pledge via Gamefound
   => Rogue Angels on Gamefound
3. Fun news in this update: Emil’s tradition to give “build your own board game” Christmas packages to less fortunate kids. His own kids help with this! Thank you Emil.
   
   
4. December was productive – Quick Summary: Chapters 1-5 were finalized and Chapter 6 is almost done. There are more new maps. The manufacturer is creating the plastic molds.
5. 
   Przemek Kozlowski delivered a couple new maps and environments.
   
   NextMars also provided several new maps:

   

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Here are the top 25 (there are more that I played only 3 times or less not shown, plus a couple other slight adjustments):

Nice to see Rogue Angels up in the top three games of the year for me!

Note: RUMIS is the game played 8 times that is hard to tell what it is. The game is quite fun as each player tries to add their cubes or other 3D shapes onto the board, but only building to a certain level / height.

=> Kickstarter Update #35
=> Gamefound Update #14 (should be the same)

Highlights:

Summary: Very productive month. New maps. Moving forward on digital production. Moving forward towards manufacturing.

1. 
   Most illustrations have already been completed, but world building maps are still being created by Przemek Kozlowski

   

   To ease the pressure on Przemek, NextMars is now on board attempting to create maps with a similar style to Przemek:

   

2. 
   To help with writing the story [there is a LOT of story, and it is quite interesting so far in the prototype – Len] Emil is learning LaTeX and Python … and now he can make significant changes and additions to the story in the campaign books keeping everything in sync!
   
   This allowed Emil to get the first three chapters into a ready to review form. They are available online here (530 pages) … WARNING: Huge Spoilers if you look at them:
   => Rogue Angels Dropbox / Rogue Angels Dropbox rules/campaign books folder
   Example pages:
   
   If you would like to read through the story for Emil (ie, proofreading), please get in touch with him.
   NOTE: the first 530 pages (Chapters 1-3) are now also available via the Rogue Angels mod on Tabletop Simulator
   The next two chapters (4-5) should be ready in about a week. A select few will get access to Chapter 6 for a read through :)

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Andy put together a rules summary that fits on one sheet of paper (folded into thirds). He said we can share it here on My Rogue Angels! [Thank you Andy]

=> RA Triple Fold Rules (PDF)

From the Rogue Angels Facebook community:
=> https://www.facebook.com/groups/suntzugames/posts/936462895086078/

Here are images of the rules summary, but if you are going to print it, you should probably use the PDF file.

and the flip side: