Did you know that floating inside every Magic 8-Ball there’s
a twenty-sided die?
It’s true. But that fact was nothing more than a curiosity
until it landed among the fertile minds of Noble Dwarf Printing. What if that
old toy tech could be used to make playing fantasy role-playing games better?
Thus was born The Magical Draught of Happenstance. The
Draught is a gorgeously sculpted potion bottle for DMs to hand to their
players. Shake it, and turn it over, and the name of the potion discovered will
float up out of the dark, just like on a Magic 8-Ball. Of the twenty potions
contained within the Draught of Happenstance, ten are helpful and ten are
harmful, so every shake and turn of the bottle is a tense moment at the
table.
Yes, the Draught of Happenstance is beautiful, and a ton of
fun, but it is also something new and unique in the gaming hobby. We all love
randomized tables. One of the insights of the Old School Renaissance movement
is that a randomized table is really a list of great ideas to spark play. The
Draught of Happenstance takes the randomized table and translates it into physical
reality. Instead of being ink and paper in a book, the Draught of Happenstance
is a randomized table evolved into a prop which players can clutch and coo
over. It is a piece of your fantasy world brought forth into our reality,
evidence that the stories you tell through game are real enough to touch. The
Draught of Happenstance even comes unpainted so you can customize it for
whatever fantasy world you are playing in.
But the best thing about the Draught of Happenstance might
be the price point. It’s only $20 to buy one for your group. (Shipping not
included.)
The Noble Dwarf crew already has two successfully funded and
delivered Kickstarters under their belt, a collection of gorgeous cleric
scrolls and a codex of cartography. You can be confident that what Noble Dwarf
promises, they can deliver in spades.
Role-playing games are one of the best things in life. Make
your game next level with the Magical Draught of Happenstance. Hurry over to Kickstarter right now to back the Noble Dwarves in their effort to make RPG
experiences the best they can be.
Today's post was sponsored, obviously, by Noble Dwarf. They're a company I'm proud to partner with because their products just plain make role-playing games better, and in my experience, the Noble Dwarves are people who do what they say and say what they do. If you have any feedback for me on the post, or for them, I'd love to hear it!
-Ben Riggs
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