Progress Update #19 🛠️ – One Month of Pre-Launch & New Chaos Structure

Fantasy Tabletop Devlog – New Chaos Structure, Dread Mechanic & Internal Alpha Testing

Monday is here again – and so are we with another weekly update!

First, a quick milestone: we’ve officially passed 150 Kickstarter followers and still growing strong! That’s a huge step forward, and we’re very grateful for your support 🔥

☠️ New Chaos Structure – The Crumbling Watchtower

This sinister tower passively increases Dread across the land.

What’s Dread?
It’s the measure of corruption and Chaos.
The more it rises, the more raiding parties and Chaos activity will spread across the Campaign Map.
If it ever reaches critical levels… you might find yourself completely overwhelmed.

So yeah – destroy it whenever you get the chance!

🎲 Internal Alpha Testing

Most likely this week we’ll be posting pictures from our internal alpha tests!
We’re constantly tweaking things, so expect the first fully fleshed-out prototype around Christmas. (Almost like a present! 🎁)

🃏 New Card Reveal

We’ve also got a fresh card for you to check out this week 🔥

Life Drain – a spell that both takes and gives life – draws upon the very essence of your enemies, twisting it into pure power to strengthen another. But casting such magic is dangerous, often sealing the mage’s allegiance to Chaos forever.

When life is drained, the energy must flow somewhere… and when there’s no vessel to receive it, the victim’s body can evaporate under the surge of raw magic. It’s no wonder Life Drain is a favorite of the Fallen Angels – they revel in the agony and pain of foes, watching them slowly wither to bone.

🌍 About the New Tariffs

We’re aware of the newly imposed tariffs causing a stir worldwide.
No worries – we’re monitoring the situation closely and already have solutions in mind. Since production is still months away, there’s really no risk at this stage.
And so… our watch begins. (For the GoT fans😉)

That’s it for this week! Keep an eye out for the internal playtest updates, and we’ll see you next Monday!