Se las fabrica Ludofact, que también ha hecho las del Endure the Stars, cuya recaudación fue similar, y la verdad, por lo que se ha visto en las fotos, no están nada mal:

Pues no están nada mal, no.

Una pregunta, si me meto en el late pledge, podré comprar como addon los bosses?

Cita de: Blackwar en Febrero 12, 2017, 11:24:17 AM
Una pregunta, si me meto en el late pledge, podré comprar como addon los bosses?

Si, el late pledge te da acceso a todo.

Yo solo estoy por las tiles extras para tener el allin.... Y rezaba pq cerrasen el pledge manager, y no lo cierran y al final lo pillare!!! :-)

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 Sabéis hasta q día está el Late Pledge?


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Cita de: atreides84 en Febrero 09, 2017, 09:00:21 AM
Mauro dijo que avisaria un mes antes de cerrar el pledge manager

Me autocito para responderte

Sorry, se me había pasado..... gracias!!! :-)


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Bueno despues de leerme todos vuestros comentarios puedo decir que no os habeis aburrido en esta campaña.... xD
Muchas dudas durante la campaña, sprint final increible, EB que se dejan y se rescatan sobre la bocina.... y Mauro en casi todos lados dando la cara en la medida de lo posible.

En el gran haber del juego sigue estando el idioma, aunque la comunidad hara un gran esfuerzo y ahi Mauro tiene que estar agradecido. El problema que le veo es q si me lanzó lo aprovechare sobretodo en solitario y aquí vienen mis dudas.

DLMM tiene: exploración aleatoria, desarrollo de personajes, minis espectaculares de 32mm y mucho toque rpg q me encanta.

Comparandolo con el MD: hay exploración diria q predefinida, desarrollo de personajes y en castellano por lo que veria mesa mas facilmente. Q diferencias importantes se me escapan? voy a mirarle el Kickstarter a ver si me aclaro con el ingles.

Gracias y sorry por el tochaco....

Que la base de Memento mori son dos grandisimos juegos como Shadow of brimstone y Warhammer quest, mientras que MD, se basa en....
Zombicide, quiza?

Cita de: periprocto en Febrero 15, 2017, 11:07:26 PM
Que la base de Memento mori son dos grandisimos juegos como Shadow of brimstone y Warhammer quest, mientras que MD, se basa en....
Zombicide, quiza?

Si, eso os he leido pero no he jugado a ninguno. SoB y WQ tienen mas profundidad y Zombicide es mas un mata mata pero no se en q se basa esa profundidad ni conozco sus mecanicas..... :''(

EDITO: Mientras voy leyendo el Foro de Massive Darkness me encuentro con este aporte de @periprocto sobre el MD.... "Porque supuestamente es era un DC. Lo comparamos con el parchis, entonces?"
jajajaja!!   xDDDDD

Although there is Warhammer Quest(1995) we have inspired ourselves to, I think in a small way, Darklight is a category all on its own, not quite boardgame, not quite RPG.

Often when I see it, to me it is almost the "Core Box" of an RPG a bit like Fantasy Flight did years ago with their Warhammer Fantasy RP boxset, except Darklight does not have books and books of rules but  it is simple so it is easier for anyone to add on top of it. That said Darklight will take you 1-3 Dungeons before you get used to the rules, but once you do, games become a lot faster and people become very enthusiast to continue. A recent trend I have noticed is  that people really feel attached to their character because of how harsh the game can be and how hard is to find good loot.

Years ago before I started, a game like Darklght would have been my answer to all my gaming requests:

-An RPG which heavily relies on beautiful (dark and creepy) miniatures and positioning not just pen and paper.

-Easy to get in (but not too simple) and really deep and complex later on with a lot on your plate to keep track on for meta gaming.

-A sense of being in an open world RPG a bit like Skyrim with tons of side quests, activities and a main storyline.

-Repeat the same quest but it doesn't feel the same because almost every aspect of a quest is tweaked by random chances.

-A game that has a sense of being a videogame, playable solo or in multiplayer, meaning you can take your character with you anywhere and drop it in people's campaigns (and not having to restart from scratch each time).

-A game that heavily relies on generating unique stories and situation from the reaction of players not jsut from what the quest is about, example: A player goes to the marketplace, buys whatever they nned to, roll for event and finds out they lost some Crowns from their broken pouch. Another player goes to the market, but when he rolls for Events he finds money on the streets. We thought this was hilarious because the players came up with this scenario that while the first player lost money, the other found it, but neither of them knew about it, so is not like he could have asked for his money back! And this is just a small example of how many funny or interesting scenarios have occurred while playing.

Can't wait to hear what you guys will experience. Legendary Jousting knight stories, how you ended up buying a house and adopting 2-3 orphans, Courtesans desperately doing everything they can do win the heart of a noble, and so forth.

Cita de: Dark Ice Games en Febrero 16, 2017, 05:05:14 PM
Although there is Warhammer Quest(1995) we have inspired ourselves to, I think in a small way, Darklight is a category all on its own, not quite boardgame, not quite RPG.

Often when I see it, to me it is almost the "Core Box" of an RPG a bit like Fantasy Flight did years ago with their Warhammer Fantasy RP boxset, except Darklight does not have books and books of rules but  it is simple so it is easier for anyone to add on top of it. That said Darklight will take you 1-3 Dungeons before you get used to the rules, but once you do, games become a lot faster and people become very enthusiast to continue. A recent trend I have noticed is  that people really feel attached to their character because of how harsh the game can be and how hard is to find good loot.

Years ago before I started, a game like Darklght would have been my answer to all my gaming requests:

-An RPG which heavily relies on beautiful (dark and creepy) miniatures and positioning not just pen and paper.

-Easy to get in (but not too simple) and really deep and complex later on with a lot on your plate to keep track on for meta gaming.

-A sense of being in an open world RPG a bit like Skyrim with tons of side quests, activities and a main storyline.

-Repeat the same quest but it doesn't feel the same because almost every aspect of a quest is tweaked by random chances.

-A game that has a sense of being a videogame, playable solo or in multiplayer, meaning you can take your character with you anywhere and drop it in people's campaigns (and not having to restart from scratch each time).

-A game that heavily relies on generating unique stories and situation from the reaction of players not jsut from what the quest is about, example: A player goes to the marketplace, buys whatever they nned to, roll for event and finds out they lost some Crowns from their broken pouch. Another player goes to the market, but when he rolls for Events he finds money on the streets. We thought this was hilarious because the players came up with this scenario that while the first player lost money, the other found it, but neither of them knew about it, so is not like he could have asked for his money back! And this is just a small example of how many funny or interesting scenarios have occurred while playing.

Can't wait to hear what you guys will experience. Legendary Jousting knight stories, how you ended up buying a house and adopting 2-3 orphans, Courtesans desperately doing everything they can do win the heart of a noble, and so forth.

Thank you for your amazing explain.

I didn't know why Darklight is different of others DC but now I think that I have a idea more and less right about this board game.

To combine board game with RPG is fantastic for me and is probably the each board game that I was looking for now. Also I could see all you effort in the campaing.

Thank you for all.

PD: Sorry if my english is not very good.

Cita de: Manchi en Febrero 11, 2017, 07:36:39 PM
Están comparando cores... y comparando cores tiene mas razón que un santo. Vamos, y comparando el resto de material, que las minis de bosses del DL:MM salen comparativamente también mas baratas que sus equivalencias en el SoB.

Y las minis del sob son una chufa por muy bueno que sea el juego.


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Pues ya he cerrado el PM. Estaba que si si que si no con el pack de los final bosses, pero al final me los he pillado ^^