Buenas, este fin de semana en Seattle se organizo un evento en el que participaba Flying frog y su juego shadows of brimstone. Entregaron la wave 1.5 a los que asistieron creo que gratis  , e hicieron demos de varias cosas. Uno de los asistentes ha publicado a grosso modo lo que le han contado los creadores de SoB. 

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Belial es una mala bestia, muy grande. Te lo puedes topar incluso en versiones más light en encuentros normales, con su vida limitada al tamaño del grupo, y con varias de sus habilidades mortales desactivadas. Da nuevos encuentros y artefactos para añadir a Cynder.

Trederra esta casi terminado , se hicieron demos, se pudo ver a los legionarios, mutantes, field marshall y granaderos z4 (tiran granadas explosivas cada ronda).
Si fallas en mantener a la oscuridad, se aumenta la posibilidad de que seas descubierto y emboscado por una patrulla, y cuanto más grande es el grupo , más fácil es que te encuentren.Cuando busques objetos, sacarás dos cartas de un mazo especial de busqueda de Trederra en vez del mazo normal. Los trederran tienen facciones , parecido a los hombres serpiente, lo cual afectará a su modo de juego, y tendrán a su disposición armas especiales como ametralladoras o granadas especiales. Estás armas tendrán sus tokens correspondientes , pero han dicho que sacarán versiones esculpidas para mejorar la experiencia de juego.

También hablaron sobre la Derelict ship, la cual tiene bastante progreso, una nave que funcioba con dark stone, pero el que la hizó no tuvo en cuenta las propiedades negativas de la misma. Toda la tripulación esta muerta, dando tumbos y conocidos como Nreconautas (las minis son fabulosas!), con una gran ambientación de terror. todos los necronautas causan Terror, por lo que sufres impactos de horror si estás en su mismo pieza del mapa, y puedes llegar a tener 6 de ellos a la vez!. Los Beacon drones atacan a la cordura de los personajes, proyectando imagenes de horror a sus mentes y cuando son abatidos, la nave derelict retumban como respuesta (a la mina no le afecta).

Los aliados son geniales, funciona de distinta forma. De la forma básica , actúan como equipo normal. El perro te ayuda a buscar objetos, la mula lleva más equipo, etc. O usar las reglas avanzadas como añadir otra miniatura al tablero, la cual podrás usar como segunda mini, podrá atacar, mover, tendrá su iniciativa, podrá subir de nivel, propias mutaciones. Se paga una vez por ellos, aunque los ayudantes están diseñados para prescindir de ellos. Tiene una tabla de d36 con formas de morir , las cuales pueden ser memorables y cada una tiene un efecto de juego. Puedes pagar menos para tener un PNJ más flojito o más si quieres uno más especializado.

Nuevas clases de personajes. El samurai aumentará su furia mediante el combate, para después soltarlo mediante movimientos chulos. el doctor podrá realizar cirugias, conseguir bonus usando los vendajes, y tendrá un maletín médico que se rellenará en cada aventura con vendas. El cowboy podrá echar el lazo a sus enemigos para interferir en sus estadísticas.

Jason también habló sobre los packs de misión. Quieren evitar que se vuelvan repetitivos, ya que siempre pelearemos contra el mismo monstruo, y así conseguir que cada encuentro sea distinto
Por ejemplo, un grupo de vampiros puede ser sensible a la luz, por lo que sufrirá penalizadores  cuanto más cerca de la linterna estén, pero también tendrán bonus para atacar al portador de la linterna. Además de las historias y misiones alrededor del monstruo, también tendrán cartas normales de amenaza para incorporarlas a las partidas normales. 

Las plantillas de los enemigos que van a salir están bastante avanzadas y se pudo ver algo. Los Tribal Ghost warriors siempre atacan emboscando, mueven de forma rara, porque están poseidos por demonios.

Los vampiros pueden morder a los héroes , pueden volverte maldito, con sus efectos buenos y malos. Por ejemplo, te pueden volver más fuerte pero no puedes entrar en una iglesia, lo cual hace más díficil quitarte la corrupcion. Si sufres mucha corrupción te puedes convertir en un vampiro y ser retirado del juego.

Los hombres lobos actúan de manera similar, si te hieren habiendo dejado KO. Un heroe maldecido por un hombrelobo puede ocasionalmente perder el control.

Sobre el ejército perdido, dice que esta genial, no aparecen dispersos de la manera habitual, sino que aparecen en grupo, ganan armadura si están adyacentes a otro, haciendoles más resistentes contra explosivos. Además, apesar de tener un ranged To Hit bajo, cuando apuntan a un objetivo, todos los del ejército perdido que tengan línea de visión al objetivo disparán al mismo objetivo a la vez, por lo que se puede encontran con un ataque de 16 dados a la vez.

Los súcubos responden dependiendo del género del personaje. Los machos se distraen y lo tienen más difícil para atacar, mientras que las mujeres no son afectadas, pero los sucubus ganan bonus para atacarlas debido a que las consideran una mayor amenaza.

La tribu de black fang, empieza con tokens de darks stone en su plantilla. mientras combaten consumirán dark stone para ganar efectos, si consigues abatirlos rápidamente podrás conseguir algo de la piedra oscura restante.

El culto de la Crimson hand ganan bonus si están heridos y mientras no tengan mucha vida, ganan la habilidad endurance que los hace más difícil de eliminar. También consiguen artefactos que les dan extra de vida y a veces los pueden usar contra los heroes. Puedes intentar eliminar al portador y conseguir el objeto.

Los raptores del pantano te los puedes encontrar como amenazas normales o como amenaza epica con cartas extra, pudiendo incluso enfrentarte a varios a la vez (una manera de hacerte comprar más minis).

Parece que están avanzando rápido para llegar a la meta.


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I attended the 1.5 Seattle pickup yesterday, and I had a fantastic time. I'd like to thank the FFP folks for putting this gathering together; it was spectacular. I'd also like to thank Brian Snoddy in specific for helping people with miniature assembly: while I snipped them from the sprues, he filed things down and was generally a huge help.
The 1.5 stuff is great. One pleasant surprise is that the various stretch goals have their rules, adventures, etc, all put into a single rulebook. So those little rulebooks we've seen for Masters of the Void and the Serpentmen are all put together into a single volume. Personally, I like this -- fewer books to peruse.
One thing I did discover while putting the new heroes together: the plastic cement I used on other figures did not seem to work so well with this type of resin. I ended up using superglue gel instead, and that was much more successful. The plastic cement still worked just fine with the monsters, though.
Beli'al is a BEAST. He's definitely a terrifying Big Bad, and his miniature is taller than even the Burrower. In addition, there are less powerful shards of him that can be encountered as standard threats -- his health limited by the size of the party, and with several of his more deadly abilities turned off. Add in a deck of Shadow Magic, and he becomes a fantastic foe to threaten the party with. He also gives some new Encounters and Artifacts to Cynder.
I was also given a preview of a few upcoming things, and I thought I'd give a taste here. While I did see enemy sheets, etc, I'm afraid I don't tend to remember specific numbers as much as I do overall flavor, and even if I did, Jason did ask that specific numbers not be revealed, because until they are finalized, there's always a chance they could change.
Trederra is close enough to being done that they ran demos set in the world, with Trederran Legionnaires, Mutants, Field Marshals, and Z4 Grenadiers (who hurl explosive grenades every round -- ouch!). The drawback to Trederra as an otherworld is that whenever you fail to Hold Back the Darkness, there is an increasing chance that you will be discovered and ambushed by a patrol, and the larger the party, the harder it is to avoid being spotted. On the plus side, when you scavenge, you can draw two cards, and you draw from a special Trederran scavenge deck instead of the standard deck. The Trederrans have factions, much like the Serpentmen tribes, which can affect their gameplay, and they can even have special weapons such as shatter grenades or machineguns. While the machinegun and some of their other weapons are currently tokens, Jason did mention that they hope to eventually do sculpted versions that people will be able to get separately, to further enhance their game.
While no demo was done, I got the impression that the Derelict Ship also has quite a bit of progress completed, and what Jason mentioned made me quite excited. This is a ship that was powered by a massive warpcore of Dark Stone, and whoever built it wasn't aware of the negative properties of the stone. Now the crew is all dead, shambling about as Necronauts (and the minis look gorgeous!), with a big theme of terror. The Necronauts all have Terror, so everyone on their map tile takes horror hits, and there can be up to 6 of them at once. The BEACON drones attack people's sanity, projecting gruesome images of horror into the minds of their targets, and when they are taken out, the Derelict Ship (but not the Mines) shake in response.
ALLIES! Yeah, Allies look incredible! They actually can work in a few different ways. In a basic style, allies could work like equipment. You buy the Dog, and he helps you scavenge. You buy the Mule, and he helps you carry stuff. Etc. Or, you can choose to use the more advanced rules: add another miniature to the board. The owner of the ally controls them as a second figure, who gets their own attack during combat and acts on their own initiative. A separate card will have rules for leveling that ally up, as well as rules for mutations for the ally. Most allies are one-time purchases, but henchmen are designed to be disposable. They even have a lovely d36 table for gruesome deaths, so your henchmen can go out in memorable ways (each of which has a separate game effect). You can also pay less to get a less skilled version, or more for a specialized version. Allies are definitely going to add a lot to the game.
I heard a bit about a couple of the new classes, too. Samurai will build up fury throughout combat, then unleash it in cool signature moves. Doctors will be able to attempt surgeries, get a bonus to using bandages, and come with a doctor's bag that auto-refills with bandages every adventure. Cowboys will be able to lasso enemies, to mess with their stats.
Jason also talked a bit about the Mission Packs. He noted that, since you'll be fighting mostly the same monster, they have a way to keep each encounter unique and different, so it doesn't feel repetitive. For example, one group of vampires might be sensitive to light, so they'll take penalties as long as they're close to the lantern, but they'll also get bonuses to attack the lantern-holder. In addition to the stories and missions involving the monster, they'll also come with normal threat cards, so the monsters can be encountered in other missions and games too as a typical threat.
I also saw quite a bit of the upcoming enemy sheets. The following enemies have at least a draft done of their standard enemy sheet, so they're closing in on complete.
Tribal Ghost Warriors always attack from Ambush. They gibber and move in strange, disturbing ways, as they're possessed by demons from beyond.
Vampires can potentially bite heroes. If you're unlucky enough to get bitten by a vampire, you get a curse which has both good and bad effects. For example, you might get stronger, but you can no longer enter the church (or even the church tent in the expanded town), which makes it much harder to get rid of corruption. But if you get too much corruption, that could cause you to become a full vampire (which I believe removes you from play).
Werewolves can similarly scratch heroes, primarily through KO'ing them. A hero scratched by a werewolf will get a curse that can cause them to occasionally lose control.
The Lost Army looks great. They won't get placed in checkerboard patterns, but in blocks -- but they actually gain armor when adjacent to other members, so explosives don't work so well for them. In addition, while they don't have a great ranged To Hit, when they target someone, ALL the Lost Army with line of sight to that target unleash their guns all at once. So you could end up with like 16 dice targeting a single person all at once. Gruesome.
The Succubi actually have different responses based on the gender of the hero. Male heroes are distracted and are down dice to attack them, while female characters are unaffected -- but the succubi gain bonuses to attack them, since they are seen as a particular threat.
The Black Fang Tribe will start with tokens of Dark Stone on their sheet. As the fight goes on, they will consume a piece of Dark Stone and gain some sort of effect. If you take them out quickly, you may be able to grab the remaining Dark Stone.
The Cult of the Crimson Hand gain a bonus to attack whenever they're wounded. And while they don't have a ton of health, they do have Endurance, so they can't be taken out too quickly. And whenever you encounter the Cultists, they also draw a random Artifact which grants them extra health... and it can even potentially be used against the heroes. But when the holder is taken down, you can attempt to salvage the artifact and take it for yourself.
Swamp Raptors will be able to be encountered as a standard threat (as a young Swamp Raptor) or as an epic threat with extra cards. Are you one of those people who wanted to face off with a pack of them? Guess what: it looks like you might end up facing off with up to three of them as an epic threat. (I'm gonna want to get extras...)
The only remaining material from the Kickstarter that I didn't specifically see anything new about: the Flesh Stalker, the Blasted Wastes (and the Wasteland Scavenger), the Sand Kraken, the Wasteland Terralisk, the Ancient One, the Hell Cannon (though the miniature was there), a couple of the upcoming Hero classes, and the various card sets. And even with those, I have no reason to suspect they're not just as far along in development as the other things I noted. They look like they're heading rapidly towards the finish line, and I, for one, am pleased with what I've seen so far.
If you have any questions, please feel free to shoot 'em my direction.

Que pintaza tiene!! maldito sea el hype!!!

Este juego con todas las expansiones va a necesitar un armario entero para guardarlo y me vuelvo loco de pensar donde guardar tanta tile de terreno que ocupa una barbaridad.

Madre mía que buen suena todo, lo malo va a ser pillarlo

Vaya tela, esto es un sandbox con potencial infinito.

Yo estoy jugando con 3 jugadores más la campaña hexcrawl y es una gozada... Tengo que decir que a mi entender, los demás dungeons que he jugado ni le hacen sombra a SOB, con hexcrawl mejora trillones.