Power Well

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A kinetic strategic tabletop dueling game for 2 or 4 players. Draw marbles from the Power Well to activate your abilities and slay your foe. 🏠: https://powerwellgame.com ▶️: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/powerwellgame/power-well-fates

The Bristlecrag with three parts removed after a massive critical hit attack at the Power Well: Titans booth at PAX East 2026.
The Power Well: Titans booth at PAX East 2026.
The logo for Power Well: Titans. I large purple word “TITANS”
Image depicting the map for the PAX Unplugged show floor with an arrow pointing to the Power Well: Fates booth 4358.
A table showing vibrant cards for Power Well: Fates, a dueling card game in the Power Well universe.
A dual table layout in front of a large banner primarily showing the Drauth and the Brawler from Power Well. On the left table is the dueling card game Power Well: Fates. On the right table is the marble matching battler Power Well.
A table showing the Power Well: Fates card game.
Announcement image for our new game, Power Well: Fates. Includes an image of the PAX East 2025 map pointing out booth 12110. Shows that we are giving away a poster and an exclusive promo card.
An action shot of the Drauth from the board game Power Well, with a backstory quote: I am the Drauth, the Eternal Emperor. By my hands the world shall know the icy Chill of death! For who could stand against the endless ranks of my Undead army? The Well gave me my power and the Well shall be mine again! I have slain any would-be heroes, ill-Fated knights, and jealous kings that oppose me! I am the end.
An action shot of the Spellslinger from the board game Power Well, with a backstory quote: I am Xaden, the Spellslinger. I'm the best there is, I can easily stay three steps ahead of my foes. As long as I Sling my Spells before they Overload, my unorthodox style has no drawbacks and are some of the most powerful spells you'll ever see. I've grown bored working as a bounty hunter, but now there's talk at the taverns of the Well emerging. I'm going to defy Fate as usual and make my wish.
An action shot of the Brawler from the board game Power Well, with a backstory quote: I am ZĂ©'esh, the Brawler. I thrive in battle, aggressively striking my foes down faster than they can react. Some call me unwise to Exert my body to its limits every fight, but I'll let the results speak for themself. The Great Lizards' numbers are dwindling and my people need me. The orcs are destined for greatness, and I will destroy any standing in the way of my Fate.
An action shot of the Bard from the board game Power Well, with a backstory quote: I'm Serina, the Bard! I command the Winds of Change to flow through the chimes on my spear; playing beautiful Songs in combination with decisive strikes. I'd prefer harmony and revelry over all this violence, but Fate can change like the wind. I will do what I must to reach the Well!
An action shot of the Spiritblade from the board game Power Well, with a backstory quote: I am Aru: I wield my master's legendary weapon, the Spiritblade. My swordsmanship is matched only by my master, whose spirit gives me Guidance. A swift Slash of the blade can fell even the mightiest of foes. My master once saved me from a gruesome ritual, now his Fate rests upon me and I will not fail him.
An action shot of the Beasthunter from the board game Power Well, with a backstory quote: I am Vyra, the Beasthunter. I strike hard and fast by swiftly Loading bolts into my crossbow and Unleashing them into my foe. I take on the hunts that most wouldn't and the Well is no different. Fate favors me in this journey.
An action shot of the Painter from the board game Power Well, with a backstory quote: I am Fioran, the Painter. With every brushstroke, I reshape the world. I draw in the latent magic around me, storing it in my Palette, then release it in vivid bursts of creation. No soul deserves to meet their Fate in war; through my art, I will mend the world and make it reflect the beauty I know it holds.
An action shot of the Knight from the board game Power Well, with a backstory quote: I am a Knight; the last of the Wellbreakers. My mastery of tactics is unparalleled. I read my enemies before they move, striking true with my blade while my shield drives me forward, unyielding. I have sworn an oath: to shatter that cursed Well and return the power of Fate to mortal hands.
The Beasthunter hero from the Power Well universe holding a glowing blue butterfly.
A concept art sheet for a hero in the game Power Well called the Spirit Blade. Depicts several iterative designs of the hero body and silhouette. The Spirit Blade is depicted as a large dog with the face of a demon. It holds a large katana in its mouth, and as it swings that blade a ghostly figure wearing robes emerges above the steel. The Spirit Blade's collar has a shoulder pad hanging off one side, and a bottle of sake hanging from the other.
A concept art sheet for a hero in the game Power Well called the Puppetmaster. Depicts the final design for the Puppetmaster and her puppet. The Puppetmaster is depicted as a beautiful woman wearing an elizabethan gown. Her face is mostly covered by a spinning wheel adornment, with only her smile visible. The skirt of her dress is a dark gray with red crosswork on it. She wears tall stockings that are wrapped with Cyan and Yellow ribbon down to her Magenta-red slippers. The puppet is roughly 2-3x the size of the Puppetmaster who rides atop it, controlling it with magical strings. The puppet has the appearance of a gigantic spool of thread, with large arms protruding from the sides. It's face has a gigantic, opened safety pin that serves as its pincers. It has splashes of Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow through it's threads.
A concept art sheet for a hero in the game Power Well called the Puppetmaster. Depicts several iterative designs of the puppet. The puppet is roughly 2-3x the size of the Puppetmaster who rides atop it, controlling it with magical strings. The puppet has the appearance of a gigantic spool of thread, with large arms protruding from the sides, and mandible pincers for a face.
A concept art sheet for a hero in the game Power Well called the Puppetmaster. Depicts several iterative designs of the hero body and clips of images that were used for inspiration. Also depicts several different designs for puppets that are all patchwork and pin cushions. The Puppetmaster is depicted as a beautiful woman wearing an Elizabethan gown. Her face is mostly covered by a spinning wheel adornment, with only her smile visible.
A concept art sheet for a hero in the game Power Well called the Drauth. Depicts several iterative designs of the hero body and their color scheme. The Drauth is a skeleton wearing an ice crown and a cape. He wields a large two-handed axe. One side of the axe has an icy extension that forms a scythe.
A concept art sheet for a hero in the game Power Well called the Painter. Depicts several iterative designs of the hero body and their gear. The Painter is a human that wears long purple robes, with a yellow paint-stained apron. He is an old man with medium length brown hair and a long, braided gray beard. He adorns a large leather shoulder pad with loops holding small tubes of paint. He has a large, folding painter's palette attached to his right arm, and wields a paint brush staff that is roughly as tall as he is in his left hand. He casts colorful magic off of his palette through his brush staff.
A concept art sheet for a hero in the game Power We’ll called the Knight. Depicts several iterative designs of the hero body and their gear. The Knight is a humanoid that wears full body coverage armor and does not reveal their face. Their armaments are a sword and shield that can be interlinked together to form a single, large Tower Shield or a single, large Greatsword.
A concept art sheet for a hero in the game Power We’ll called Beast Hunter. Depicts several iterative designs and color schemes. The Beast Hunter is a wolf-like humanoid that wears a large bear trap as a helmet and fights with a crossbow.