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This kickstarter is down to it's final day and I was surprised I didn't see it listed here.

Miniature sculpts look great. The company itself is not large but the type of company I believe these kickstarters were made for (rather then pre-order systems like your typical CMON/large publisher games which I usually go for).

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1449412950/stormsunder-heirs-of-ruin/description

Thanls

Looks interesting

I like Pictures (and vampires)

Anyone interested in LGS's miniature quality can check out their last kickstarter which has an update of what to expect:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1449412950/wild-assent-survive-the-arena-and-tame-the-wilds/posts/2746639

That kickstarter is expected to be sent out in 1-2 months.

Wild Assent models were produced by Archon. I'd be more surprised if the quality sucked as they've been pretty solid with their unicast offerings.

Some needed a bit more cleaning than others, but at the end of the day they're still resin models so there's a bit of an expectation for cleaning (in my opinion).

Interesting to note is that Archon doesn't seem to be on tap to produce the models this time around. Which I found surprising as a lot of the art assets and models themselves look like they were created and developed by folks who work with Archon.

Huh. I thought Stormsunder's miniatures were still being made by Archon / Prodos, but in plastic? I thought the creator said they were too expensive to offer in resin. Did a quick search for plastic and resin on the campaign and FAQ pages and didn't find out what material they were using. :/

I backed. The minis looks wonderful, but it was the actual game that put me over the edge in this case. Solo play is great to have, but hoping I'll be able to get my local group to get stuck in. The comparison to KOTOR definitely helped drive my interest.

A couple PVC samples are shown in the latest update:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1449412950/stormsunder-heirs-of-ruin/posts/2825474





Still available for Late Pledges for anyone interested.

Torn, torn. Nicely sculpted; decent poses; absolutely weighed down with squiggly crap.

I painted up a prototype of that pharaoh, so I feel pretty familiar with where all the lines and details were. That's a really good match if that's a PVC sample!