You can totally preorder the game right now, y’know?
Anyone got a painted Core game finished?
KDM Kingdom Death General
Jace Taylor
Jayden Wright
Previous Thread Man, I have a 1.0 Core game, and I only got around to painting the white lion and screaming antelope. I have the others primed, and have the King's Man as a WIP, but I'm never pleased with how my paint projects turn out, so those will never see the light of the internet if I can help it.
Josiah Harris
Which app you use?
Jackson Diaz
So of the models that were based off of 'traditional' game character roles, which ones do you like the most? Mine's the Ranger. Interesting design, neat story, super cool imo.
Jaxson Jones
The ones I own.
>Fighter
Regen and badassness.
>Cleric
Half metal super mutant.
>Mage
Odor Magic and soul stealer.
Carson Hughes
I've seen the art but never heard the background info for the cleric. What's its deal?
Adrian Reyes
Reading the lore of each monster in the core set.
It appears as though most of these monsters are unique.
The Screaming Antelope, for example, was a monster trained by the Hand to be a steed for the Goblin until bad stuff happened.
How does hunting monsters more than once a possibility as far as fluff is concerned?
It's kind of killing my fluffboner and really hoping someone has some bullshit canon lore reason as to why the monsters can be hunted ad infinitum.
Jordan Bennett
Some Entity saw what happened and made it a proper propagating species to insult the Hand.
Ayden Gonzalez
The "gods" of KD:M are nothing if not tenacious -- it's not impossible that the Goblin had/has an entire stable full of those things.
Really, it's just the Legendary Quarries/Nemeses that your question really applies to, and they have good reasons why they appear only once/more than once.
Thomas Brooks
>How does hunting monsters more than once a possibility as far as fluff is concerned?
I believe many of them are the original monsters and/or multiple variations were produced. After numerous failed experiments they give up, but now we have screaming antelopes running around the world. The 'original' versions (or their equivalent) are probably the legendary fights.