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Might Of The Vikings-The Blight of Skarnolf

PixelRules | TBD

Mighty Vikings-The Blight of Skarnolf is an action RPG in which you play as a legendary Viking hero fighting to stop the evil sorcerer Skarnolf from unleashing his cursed hoards and starting a terrible conflict that would threaten his home village of Tuen. You must explore dangerous lands fighting monsters, big and small. Explore every city, every dungeon, smash every enemy and liberate forts and villages to accomplish this task. And in order to fight great wars, heroes need ancient runic arms and armour crafted by the gods themselves. But fear not, great warrior, you will not do this alone. Search for the great runestones of the gods, Vali, Odin, Thor and they will help build your warrior's skills and inventory. And helping the villagers of Tuen means they will help you to choose your next move in the game wisely, to please the gods and save your people. Explore inhospitable lands of the Vikings, from the cold frozen wastes to the lava filled domains resembling hell itself.

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Currently working on Kickstarter rewards for our game, a Viking figure and a character bust...

Posted by PixelRules on Feb 16th, 2017

Hi, as the Kickstarter campaign for Might Of The Vikings gets nearer I've been working on a couple of reward items which is a Viking figure and a bust of Skarnolf. The basic polygon models were made in 3dsmax and the final detail sculpting was done in Mudbox (that's right, I use Mudbox-love it!) To make maximum use of my assets I'll probably drop low-res versions of these into the game engine somewhere.

The game site and Steam Concepts links....

Mightofthevikings.com

Steamcommunity.com

And here are renders of the Viking figure, minus the sword...

And this is the Mudbox sculpt of Skarnolf, the main villain....

The final 3D Prints-The Viking figure is 90mm tall, and the bust prints out at about 70mm. For anyone into 3D printing who might be interested, these are printed on a Ultimaker 2+ at 0.1mm resolution in metallic grey PLA. In person the 3d prints are quite striking and turned out nicely.