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Thanks Orlando for the images. I was at work on limited time. didn't want people to miss the 24 hour bonus.

I love the 'John Carpenter's Kingdom Death' aesthetic. I hope the minis will eventually be available through retail channels.

The miniatures look great, but after so many long Arkham Horror sessions, I think I"m done with this kind of game.

Same creators as Deep Madness, including the second printing.

Free expansion within the first 24 hours. Some stretch goals are for the expansion.

Campaign and skill checks.

Anyone here can tell us how good the Deep Madness miniatures were?

FAQ: "We are going by backer number rather than having a standalone Early Bird pledge with this campaign, so if you pledge even $1 now then you will be able to upgrade in the pledge manager and still get your early bird.

I got the DM stuff and they're pretty good, quality wise they're up there with the recent CMON stuff.

Since they're body horror there are a lot of sticky out bits so the mould lines are a bit more noticible

I'll try and get some photos done later this evening along with some size comparison shots

Getting a Dead Space vibe from the minis and some of the lore which is pretty cool.

Backed.

Thanks Ernster, I would have missed the 24 hour cutoff if you hadn’t posted!

@ Undead, no problem.

I get a Clive Barker Hellraiser meets John Carpenter, Thing set in a Cthulhu setting vibe.