Sir Knight
Mongoose
Good day! I and my associates are working with Gary Chalk, original illustrator of the Lone Wolf gamebooks (among many other things, like a chunk of Warhammer Fantasy, the board game Talisman, and other fantasy worlds like Redwall), to fund a wargame/board game version of Lone Wolf. Our project is here:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1615043334/lone-wolf-the-board-game
Or: http://kck.st/1x6Eqd6
Lone Wolf would be familiar to many of you: it is the story of the last of the Kai Lords, warrior monks who defend the land of Sommerlund against the Darklords and their minions. It was written by Joe Dever starting in the 1980's and originally illustrated by Gary Chalk. Gary designed his own board game version back in those early days, and now 30 years later it's playtested and ready to share. The visual is based on 2-D hand-drawn playing pieces, not 3-D miniatures: we have an updated 3-D miniature of Lone Wolf himself as an add-on. We also have an artbook collecting much of Gary Chalk's old work (the first such book he's released). Just in case you're not a fan of 1980's fantasy art, we've been posting evidence of how Gary's art has only improved in 30 years.
We hope you'll take a moment to look, share the print-and-play downloads, and pledge if you can. We're running through December 5. Thanks for reading!
Some images:

Box cover

Maps and figures
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1615043334/lone-wolf-the-board-game
Or: http://kck.st/1x6Eqd6
Lone Wolf would be familiar to many of you: it is the story of the last of the Kai Lords, warrior monks who defend the land of Sommerlund against the Darklords and their minions. It was written by Joe Dever starting in the 1980's and originally illustrated by Gary Chalk. Gary designed his own board game version back in those early days, and now 30 years later it's playtested and ready to share. The visual is based on 2-D hand-drawn playing pieces, not 3-D miniatures: we have an updated 3-D miniature of Lone Wolf himself as an add-on. We also have an artbook collecting much of Gary Chalk's old work (the first such book he's released). Just in case you're not a fan of 1980's fantasy art, we've been posting evidence of how Gary's art has only improved in 30 years.
We hope you'll take a moment to look, share the print-and-play downloads, and pledge if you can. We're running through December 5. Thanks for reading!
Some images:

Box cover

Maps and figures