Templar Miniature Wargaming has launched a crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo for their newest product, the Templar Objective Markers for Warhammer 40k & Age of Sigmar. The campaign has already raised over €54000 by 1,551 backers so far, with many more backers expected to join in as the campaign continues.
The Templar Objective Markers are the markers that Warhammer 40k and Age of Sigmar players have been waiting for. They are industrial-grade, fully transparent, and packed with features. The markers are produced using the latest materials and advanced manufacturing technologies, allowing for a high-precision marker superior in both function and aesthetics.
What sets the Templar Objective Markers apart from other markers on the market is their competitive pricing. Templar Miniature Wargaming is determined to upend the current market, which often has players overpaying for inferior products. By pricing their product where they are, Templar Miniature Wargaming hopes to see their markers in the hands of as many players as possible, allowing everyone to benefit from the best equipment available.
The first field test of the Templar Objective Markers took place last year at the Age of Sigmar WorldCup in Milan. The event was sponsored by Templar Miniature Wargaming, and prizes were awarded to the winners. Additionally, one nation was sponsored and equipped with the markers, which were used on many tables across the board. The feedback from players was overwhelmingly positive, with many inquiries from players looking to purchase the markers themselves.
The field test at the Age of Sigmar WorldCup was the ultimate affirmation of the Templar Objective Markers and the company’s mission. With their innovative features, high-quality production, and competitive pricing, Templar Miniature Wargaming is set to revolutionize the objective marker market. As the crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo continues, more players are expected to back the project, eager to get their hands on these revolutionary markers.
Source: Tabletop Gaming News
