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We'll find out soon enough eh.

I've been watching Darkest Dungeon with a lot of interest after I missed the KS, and I'm considering breaking my "no Early Access" rule for it, but more than the game itself I'm absolutely in love with the art for the characters and enemies, and I'm wondering if anyone knows where I can find out how to dig into the game's source files in order to get at the images of them? There will doubtless be a version of the KS art book available eventually to plebs, but I doubt it will be comprehensive and just watching the gameplay trailers of DD has given me half a dozen ideas for Mordheim models, so I want to be able to browse through all of it.

I need to acquire plastic Skavenslaves, can you help?
I have a blog now, evidently. Featuring the Alternative Mordheim Model Megalist.

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