News: DungeonMorph Dice adds Font & Deck options

DungeonMorph Dice project leader Joe Wetzel has added a couple of new options and dropped the battlemat idea for the project.

Instead of printing the battlemats, citing it to be not cost-effective, Wetzel has replaced it with OpenType and TrueType fonts of the 90 designs and having them printed on 2"x2" or 2.5"x2.5" cards.

However, for those who pledged $40 or more would still receive the PDFs of the battlemats which they are free to print on their own.

The fonts would be free to those who pledged for four dice sets or more ($80) and the deck would be free to those who pledge five sets or more ($100).

For more information on the changes and how to get the new options from plegdes, check the new update at the DungeonMorph Dice Kickstarter Project page.

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Product: DungeonMorph Dice

DungeonMorph Dice are not just your ordinary normal D6s, but are D6s with a in-built random dungeon layout generator that is carved on its facets. Each face has a 10x10 room design that are inter-connectible which helps you to create a complete dungeon layout with a roll of a die.

With its blue and white color scheme, the DungeonMorph Dice is a reminisce of the classic dungeon geomorph booklets of dungeon maps on the faces of a six-sider.

Joe Wetzel, the creator of the Hexographer and Dungeonographer dungeon software programs, was inspired to start this project when other gamers have been using his programs and posted their geomorphs on the web.

Yon can have a trial run with the free version of the Hexographer and the Dungeonographer.

Each DungeonMorph Dice comes in a set of 5 dices, each with a unique room design on every face (for a total of 30 designs) that is drawn to a certain theme. The first set would be centered on generic layouts such as temples, dining halls and barracks, while the second set would be have a cavernous theme.

The DungeonMorph Dice Kickstarter Project is now planning to create a third set of dice and are looking for pledges with various perks to those who fund the project.

For more information on the DungeonMorph Dice or to make a pledge to the project, check out the DungeonMorph Dice Kickstarter Project page.

(Picture credit to DungeonMorph Dice Kickstarter Project page)