CES 2012 - ePawn Arena - Digital board game tabletop

The next level of Dungeons & Dragons-style gaming.

Shot and edited by Raymond Wong for DVICE.com at CES 2012.

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[lekendary]

@spidiemangmail There are no fighting over the rules anymore. They are so simple and streamlined that you can't possibly have any arguments.

[lekendary]

All I heard was "baguet, baguet, frog legs with mushroom stew".

[dayvisson3008]

@dk0629

When he clicks there, one of the miniatures check for Line of Fire (you can see it as an orange "beam").

[vantryp]

crap



[dk0629]

what was he doing with left hand?

[Ninspec]

NICE! Although I see this having a much bigger use with Warhammer, Warmachine, and Battletech style tabletops then D&D.

[chibbell]

This looks fantastic. 

[nacromm]

Good lord. Can't people just go play Halo if they want to dumb things down. I buy 100 huge grid sheets for 10 bucks and am only limited by my imagination.

[assbitchfucky]

I don't want that until it's used for like Heroscape or Warhammer, and all the units are halograms and every move is precalculated to what the players decide and then we watch them fight to the death in front of us.

[aqr20197]

all i know that he move the pieces spontaneously...