A recent teaser from Fat Dragon Games included a picture of a new 3D tile for the FDG’s DRAGONLOCK 3D printable terrain series… and that image prodded me to warm up the 3D printer and create something.
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The Dragonlock 2 Kickstarter features files for building structures (in various styles), cobblestone streets, furnishings (beds, fireplaces, etc.), sewers, and even a multi-leveled windmill.
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I think any of us who play an RPG or two (or ten) will agree that it is a GREAT time to be a role-playing gamer. Between Kickstarter and Twitch.tv and the explosion of gaming cons, there is no shortage of places to play, new RPGs to explore, adventures to watch or join, and new products to try out.
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I’ve got a large post coming up in mid-September featuring a number of fantasy RPG gaming aids, and I’ll be covering Fat Dragon Games’ new Kickstarter in a bit more detail in that post. The Kickstarter, however, has already started and there are a number of stretch goals and surprises in store for backers.
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Act fast, as there are two sales on some great papercraft for your fantasy gaming table. Buy, print, cut, and glue… then play!
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Normally $7.75 (which isn’t a crazy amount to begin with), the Ultimate Dice Tower from Fat Dragon Games is 70% off for two days. Buy it, print it out on card stock, cut out the parts, and assemble. It’s a very cool dice tower.
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One of my favorite movie quotes is from Real Genius—Chris Knight, when asked about a gadget he built, states, “It’s yet another in a long series of diversions in an attempt to avoid responsibility.”
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A quick one for all you DMs/GMs out there — I’ve written recently about my love for Fat Dragon Games and their PDF files you can purchase and print to create stunning 2D and 3D terrains and structures. Well, today over at RPGNow.com, you can save 50% on all their stuff. All. Of. It. Today only.
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Every five or six sessions, I like to do something different and special for my players. And three times this season, I’ve found myself relying on Fat Dragon Games.
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I love being a DM. It scratches a creative itch for me. Creating an adventure, running it, improvising when necessary to counter whatever craziness the players throw my way–these are all aspects of the job that I absolutely enjoy. Toss in the smiles and laughs of my players at the end of a session as they recall one or two significant events from the night, and there are moments when I could be convinced to actually pay to sit in that chair.
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