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Integration with the Tabletop Game (As an Advertisement?)
Not sure if this is "Customer Support" so much as "Elder Scrolls Enthusiast Support" but I wasn't sure where to ask this:
Is it possible to push some ESO content to the Call to Arms tabletop game being run by Modiphius? I play that game regularly, and it's very Skyrim-themed (which is fine, as Bethesda likes to sell Skyrim), but they made the original batch of ESO cinematic characters as a model kit (and gave them rules in the tabletop game).
The tabletop game could use some support from Bethesda to sell things, and I think ESO could get more attention itself by being "out there" in the ever-growing board and tabletop-game space; talked about in circles with gamers and whatnot. Furthermore, it could expand on the (IMO impressive) lore that ESO has added to the franchise, and cement it as a fully-"Elder Scrolls" game (as much as any effort to that end can succeed!).
I'm not sure where to start this push, as Modiphius is on the 'receiving' end of the license; it would be, I think, prudent for the ESO studio itself to begin pushing Bethesda to open up the table-top game to include ESO components, themes, factions, and miniatures more heavily.
Pic for emphasis (the Dominion Sorceress v.s. a Skyrim-era Vampire Lord painted by my buddy on his "Balmora" board. He also plays ESO!).
Is it possible to push some ESO content to the Call to Arms tabletop game being run by Modiphius? I play that game regularly, and it's very Skyrim-themed (which is fine, as Bethesda likes to sell Skyrim), but they made the original batch of ESO cinematic characters as a model kit (and gave them rules in the tabletop game).
The tabletop game could use some support from Bethesda to sell things, and I think ESO could get more attention itself by being "out there" in the ever-growing board and tabletop-game space; talked about in circles with gamers and whatnot. Furthermore, it could expand on the (IMO impressive) lore that ESO has added to the franchise, and cement it as a fully-"Elder Scrolls" game (as much as any effort to that end can succeed!).
I'm not sure where to start this push, as Modiphius is on the 'receiving' end of the license; it would be, I think, prudent for the ESO studio itself to begin pushing Bethesda to open up the table-top game to include ESO components, themes, factions, and miniatures more heavily.
Pic for emphasis (the Dominion Sorceress v.s. a Skyrim-era Vampire Lord painted by my buddy on his "Balmora" board. He also plays ESO!).
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