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The fourth Kickstarter for the Shadows of Esteren RPG is up and running since a couple of weeks now, and is doing really well. I've backed their second and third campaigns and they have communicated and delivered well; very happy with the loot I've received so far. This KS is for "The Monastery of Tuath", a supplement dealing with the Church and containing a largish scenario inspired by "The Name of the Rose" (it's just a 50 page book, so not a biggie).

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1176616619/shadows-of-esteren-a-medieval-horror-rpg-tuath

In addition to the RPG books, they are also starting up a line of limited edition resin miniatures using some very talented sculptors (who have done work for Mierce and Kingdom Death), and today they released a minis-only pledge level (limited to 50), which I thought some of you crazy cats here on Dakka might be interested in. It's definitely on the expensive side, $75 for the four miniatures they're so far making (they are also individually available as $25 add-ons), but I think they are pretty nice and they will come with a little cardboard box, artwork, and an authenticity card (very much inspired by Kingdom Death).

Here are the sculpts and WIP's of the four miniatures so far (more pictures in the updates of the KS):

Adeliane, by Valentin Zak (this one was actually part of the last KS they ran)



Daernic, by Roberto Chaudon



Joris, by Roberto Chaudon



Urvan, by Roberto Chaudon