Flint and Feather Playtest

Kirk has been helping us with the playtesting of the Campaign Rules which we concluded last night and moved on to try a few Multi-player games before we wrap up the playtest portion of our project. As part of the playing Kirk was inspired to paint some miniatures. He used the Accessory packs for his miniatures so many have been altered from their "out of the box" format. Here are his instructions to painting the miniatures.   Painting Instructions for pre-contact Northern Native Indians Items required to paint figures: Paint colors needed – White, red, blue, burnt umber, burnt sienna, medium brown, tan, green, terra cota and Caucasian skin   tone. Eye dropper for water drops into paint. A ceramic   tile for dabbing drops of paint and water. Flat tooth picks for mixing paints and water on the ceramic   tiles. Paint brushes used A # 3,   # 1 and a triple 000 brushes were used   to paint these figures. 1 flat brush 3/8 th to ½ inch wide. ...

Mike had a great looking water board I realized I hadn't posted in this blog for awhile. Things have been busy as I have about four things on my plate right now. I am of course playtesting this game and trying to get the manuscript in order. We have also been shipping many backorders as resin pieces come in. We are still trying to get the miniatures out to finish off the Kickstarter shipping. Finally we are going to Adepticon on March 23-25 and we have been working hard to get stuff out to our USA sponsor for that show. We hope to see you there. Please drop by Booth 51 and say hello. Shooting down on the canoes Paddling past the shore Meanwhile we have been playing three games over the past month in order to get our Turn #8 sorted out. Our players went pretty aggressive this turn with all players taking a Forage order and then ganging up on two players. The Orenda Points leader (Orenda Points are what you use to determine who wins the campaign) won the initiative and p...