Whats everyone doing while we wait a year?

[lestodante]

7 months.. not a whole year.

I was probably wrong on this as I received the confirmation email saying: "if target is met, this campaign will move into production at 11:59 PM EST on 11.06.2020.
But I read it as 11st of June, I forgot it was a US date so it will be 6th of november and at first I was thinking it was the shipping date (thinking to 2021).
So I did a lot of confusion. Sorry it was 3 of night here, I was almost sleeping.

[Cael Darkhollow]

Painting. A lot of painting. And probably rebuilding a classic HeroQuest set to upgrade the cardboard to plasticard. That’s likely to keep me busy for a bit!

I will be painting for the rest of my life and likely beyond. Somehow it is far easier to buy more and more figures than it is to take the time to sit down and paint them

[Cael Darkhollow]

The return to the dark tower is supposed to be delivered in February so I'll hopefully be sufficiently distracted for a little while with that. (Hopefully a little better than fireball island...)

I chose not to back Return to Dark Tower, I hope I don't regret that decision. I still hope it might come to retail. Sadly I no longer own the original tower.
I did back Fireball Island, and while it is quite a bit different to the original (which I still own and play) I enjoy it. Long after the kickstarter was done and over with, I was startled to see a new expansion for Fireball sitting on a game shelf: Restoration Games Fireball Island: Spider Springs. In my opinion the best one of the bunch.
https://www.amazon.com/Restoration-Game ... o%2Dcopter.

[BiggieD]

I cant wait to relive my childhood

[Kurgan]

Get to work!

[Super Saiyan Musashi]

Get to work!

If those templates are filled, is there a way to print the cards physically for use with the game?

[Kurgan]

Depends... if you have access to a printer then that's how you can do it, for free.

You can use a site like MPC to have them professionally (and rather inexpensively, I'm not a shill by the way) printed if you wish, and then there's the worst way, which I don't recommend, which is waiting for some shady bootleg sale on ebay where you'll pay a lot more and have no control over the quality.

Lots of options have been proposed. You can print them on actual cardstock, or cut out the paper and paste it to chip board from an old cereal box, or toss the front and back with a piece of card sandwiched in between (I've even heard of people using like bicycle playing cards for this purpose) inside a sleeve. Whatever floats your boat. I like to use glue-sticks for my tiles.

They said they wanted us to play-test this stuff, and they have to know mods will happen, so I can't imagine Hasbro being upset about it, unless you try to sell them. Just my personal opinion...

[ChaosL00]

Play Heroquest of course

WHy wait? play some hero Quest on Tabletop simulator.

[The Admiral]

I'm actually playtesting a real wargame,' Battle for Moscow I'I, which is a remake of the original Frank Chadwick 'Battle for Moscow' from the 80's. It is slightly more complicated than the original and is meant as an intro into the much larger and more complicated 'Thunder in the East'. I'm having great fun with it. Here are generals Guderian and (Mrs) Zhukov contemplating their next moves!

[Super Saiyan Musashi]

Depends... if you have access to a printer then that's how you can do it, for free.

You can use a site like MPC to have them professionally (and rather inexpensively, I'm not a shill by the way) printed if you wish, and then there's the worst way, which I don't recommend, which is waiting for some shady bootleg sale on ebay where you'll pay a lot more and have no control over the quality.

Lots of options have been proposed. You can print them on actual cardstock, or cut out the paper and paste it to chip board from an old cereal box, or toss the front and back with a piece of card sandwiched in between (I've even heard of people using like bicycle playing cards for this purpose) inside a sleeve. Whatever floats your boat. I like to use glue-sticks for my tiles.

They said they wanted us to play-test this stuff, and they have to know mods will happen, so I can't imagine Hasbro being upset about it, unless you try to sell them. Just my personal opinion...

I might have to try MPC out once I come up with visuals for all of my expansion ideas. I have 1 new hero class, a bunch of new spells, some gear, and even a couple of boss enemies I'd like to add.