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Kickstarter That Makes Cute Dog Miniatures For Your D&D Games Blows Past Goal
You know what Dungeons & Dragons needs? Dogs. At least, that's what Animal Adventures: Tales Of Dungeons and Doggies pitched in its crowdfunding campaign to bring tabletop players all over the world an array of cute dog figurines combining various breeds with classic role-playing classes. It looks like they're not wrong either: the campaign has made its pledge goal of $19,000 several times over and is resting, at the time of this writing, at $137,000.
There's only one pledge tier. It gets you everything the campaign has to offer, which includes 12 dog figurines, 1 exclusive figurine to the Kickstarter, PDFs for a one-off game if you need to find something to play with your brand new figurines. The whole kit and caboodle will run you $35. Delivery is expected May 2019.
Here's a look at several figurines in the set:
You can find the rest of the figurines, featuring such delights as Pomeranian monks and Husky paladins, here on the Kickstarter page.
For more on Tabletop gaming, be sure to check editor Matt Miller's column on the subject, Top Of The Table.
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