Boss Monster on Kickstarter...

 

I would just like to draw your attention to the following cardgame that is currently up on "Kickstarter".... It looks very cool indeed, and at the time of writing this you have 10 days to get in on the action. The project has already funded, so is definitely going to print. The initial funding target was $12,000. They are currently at $106,000!!! They have added a whole load of one-off exclusives for kickstarter backers, including extra cards, exclusive packaging, and "level up tokens" - If they reach $130,000 there will be more cards and other exclusives.

 

The game looks great - you play the role of the "Boss Monster" luring adventurers into your deadly dungeon. The Artwork is very cute - 16bit style graphics loaded with humour.

 

 

Check out the kickstarter page for more info, the game rules, and a nice little promo video...

Mini Dungeon figures...

So I finally finished off making Jim Bowen's papercraft figures for my copy of "Mini Dungeon Adventures".... They were a bit fiddley as they are so tiny - but I'm happy with how they turned out in the end:

Skeletons

Heroes

Lich King with Fire Demon Guards

Zombies

Trolls

 Reaninated Patchwork Monsters

Minions and Guards

Ready for storage.....

You can download everything you need to make your own dungeon and fill it full of monsters here:

http://flipitpapercombat.com/downloads/minidungeonrulesfourthrevision.pdf

Mini Dungeon - Work in progress!

So I made a start on my Mini dungeon. I drew out a few different floorplan ideas...

I decided to go for a simple 4 piece modular idea. Four 6"x6" bases mounted on foamboard. I decided to link them together using some tabs I had left over from some WorldWorksGames scenery I made last year...

Snip,snip....

Stick,stick...

I like the original doors, but decided to make a slightly bigger portcullis style door for the dungeon entrance.

Ready to put together...

Yep - looks pretty good I recon!

After reading the rules, I realise that the big end room for the big boss is actually too big - so some adjustment is in order...

Whilst I was making this first dungeon, I got thinking about the next one, and I'm thinking of making one that stacks vertically and has trapdoors that open to reveal stairs down to the next level...

And now onto the little guys... I've just made 3 so far - I like a papercrafting challenge - but BLOOMIN 'ECK these little folks are fiddly!!

The guy below is the Lich King. If you look at the PDF there are two extra purple bits that go with him....anyone got any idea what they are? or how they attach to him??

You can make your own Mini Dungeon by downloading the PDF from:

http://flipitpapercombat.com/downloads/minidungeonrulesfourthrevision.pdf