Maybe something to think about for later down the road, but you could even see if Reaper Miniatures would be interested in doing a "Mage Wars" line.  No very useful at the moment other than a substitution on the board with cards off to the side.  Could even find a way to use the cards to play a miniatures tabletop game if the boardgame achieves a certain level of popularity. Just thinking.

abaddonbooks.com is another publisher with some interesting authors.  Could also contact some of the Black Library people on their own sites to see if they have any interest.  

By the way, you guys probably need to get a demo copy of the game to the guys at beastsofwar.com.  I'd also get someone to put some articles on tabletopgamingnews.com if you can.  Those two sites have a crazy amount of readers.

Ok, I'm a little confused. When if ever can you teleport through a wall?  The Teleport spell requires LOS for the destination and since every wall so far blocks LOS, then you can never use Teleport to bypass a wall unless the wall does not block LOS or your creature moves like a Gremlin and never mentions LOS. Was this intentional or a byproduct of set targeting rules?  I almost feel that this spell should ignore LOS as the description of Teleportation in the book never mentions requiring LOS.

Would love to see some novels.  You might check with Solaris Books[map][/map].  Several authors over there that might be interested.

It seems to me that there is room for a creature type that gives it's controlling caster a mana reduction for conjuration spells targeting the same zone that it is in. Helping to build or create so to speak.  Maybe even an Engineer/Shaper familiar that can cast conjuration spells.

It only reduces the cost to cast the spell, not to reveal it.  Basically makes every hidden enchantment that the mage casts cost only 1.  Reveal cost gets no discount.

As soon as a creature has damage equal to their life, then they die.  This is immediate.  They don't linger until the end of the phase.

Clumsy Giant.

Would be kind of cool to have to cards to represent the Giant, a left foot and a right foot.  Summon the left foot to an empty zone only (for massive cost), then immediately summon the right foot to an adjacent empty zone for free.  Empty zones because he's afraid to step on anything at first.  Then during activations there would be a d12 chart to determine which player controls the movement of the creature foot when it is activated with the controlling player having the option to spend mana to affect his roll.  Automatic damage roll versus everything in the new zone.  If the two feet are ever more than 2 spaces away from each other, then the giant has tripped out of the arena and both "Feet" are destroyed.

Could be fun.