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RPG Crowdfunding News 054: Dungeon of Doom, The Tablebreaker Ultimate d20, Saga World Builder, Plush
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<blockquote data-quote="MNblockhead" data-source="post: 7719449" data-attributes="member: 6796661"><p>Dragon Forged LED Dice Vault and Polyhedrals by Gravity DiceMy addiction to kickstarter has made me aware of all these before this was posted. I would love to get into Dwarven Forge, but it would kill my gaming budget for the year. I just don't have the disposable income to buy both DF and all the other stuff I want. But I have a lot of respect for Stefan Pokorny and his team and wish them continued and greater success!</p><p></p><p>I'm backing Saga World Builder at the "Mega Box" level. This looks like it will have a lot of use in many of my games. Also, they've just unlocked an add-on game ruleset that will allow you to play an infinite dungeon crawl game using the Saga World Builder tiles and stickers. </p><p></p><p>I'm a big fan of gravity dice, but giant, aluminum, precision-machined d20 are not what I'm looking for. Instead I'm backing Gravity Dice's other active Kickstarter: <a href="https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/manicgamer/dragon-forged-led-dice-vault-and-polyhedrals-by-gr" target="_blank">Dragon Forged LED Dice Vault and Polyhedrals by Gravity Dice</a>. They are pricey, but I would rather have fewer, high quality, truly randomized, dice that feel great in the hand and are nice to look at, than a pile of cheap plastic, injection molded and rock polished dice scooped from a hobby-store bin. </p><p></p><p>I'm passing on the crit20 dice. I don't see what they are bringing to the table other than a distasteful looking gag die. The skull for crit merely inspires a "meh" from me and the "poo" for a one just turns me off. As for the manufacturing process—just another cheap injection-molded plastic die. </p><p></p><p>If my kids were younger, the Contessa plush monsters might make for a more unique gift for my kids. The dragon would be nice. The "eye monsters" seems like it is more for adults. With most kids, it would short a few eye stalks right quick.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MNblockhead, post: 7719449, member: 6796661"] Dragon Forged LED Dice Vault and Polyhedrals by Gravity DiceMy addiction to kickstarter has made me aware of all these before this was posted. I would love to get into Dwarven Forge, but it would kill my gaming budget for the year. I just don't have the disposable income to buy both DF and all the other stuff I want. But I have a lot of respect for Stefan Pokorny and his team and wish them continued and greater success! I'm backing Saga World Builder at the "Mega Box" level. This looks like it will have a lot of use in many of my games. Also, they've just unlocked an add-on game ruleset that will allow you to play an infinite dungeon crawl game using the Saga World Builder tiles and stickers. I'm a big fan of gravity dice, but giant, aluminum, precision-machined d20 are not what I'm looking for. Instead I'm backing Gravity Dice's other active Kickstarter: [URL="https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/manicgamer/dragon-forged-led-dice-vault-and-polyhedrals-by-gr"]Dragon Forged LED Dice Vault and Polyhedrals by Gravity Dice[/URL]. They are pricey, but I would rather have fewer, high quality, truly randomized, dice that feel great in the hand and are nice to look at, than a pile of cheap plastic, injection molded and rock polished dice scooped from a hobby-store bin. I'm passing on the crit20 dice. I don't see what they are bringing to the table other than a distasteful looking gag die. The skull for crit merely inspires a "meh" from me and the "poo" for a one just turns me off. As for the manufacturing process—just another cheap injection-molded plastic die. If my kids were younger, the Contessa plush monsters might make for a more unique gift for my kids. The dragon would be nice. The "eye monsters" seems like it is more for adults. With most kids, it would short a few eye stalks right quick. [/QUOTE]
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