Through the Breach


I guess it's too late to advertise it now, but I've been bust over the last couple of days.

I'm happy that the Wyrd Miniatures Kickstarter project "Through the Breach" has done so well. The miniatures game is great, it's been a part of the inspiration for a few of my recent projects. I hope the roleplaying game is just as good, and certainly hope it's worth all the money that everyone has pumped into it.

I've got pretty good faith that it will be a good game based on the other work put out by Wyrd, I've just got my nagging doubts based on the forays of other miniature companies into the world of RPGs.

They've now got until September to produce something awesome.

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