Fat Dragon Games recently launched a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign to support the launch of its newest printable terrain system. The Wilderness Adventures project includes a number of different fantasy-based aspects for users to customize, print, and fold into 3-D models for their 28mm miniatures.

There are a variety of terrain options, like Desert Adventures, Swamps, The Highlands, and more. If you pledge the “Adventurer” option for $60, which includes five different styles of terrain, you will be included in the company’s stretch goal bonuses, which so far include a giant sphinx, collapsible ruins, a goblin camp, a volcano, and a bunch of other specific adventure items.

The terrains will be viewable through Adobe Acrobat and include customizable layers. You can add ivy, change window styles, include adornments, and more.

Some 3-D items, like the woodland trees, easily disassemble into flat-folded items for better storage.

Campaign options range in price from $1 for a Troll Lord Games 3D cart model up to $90 for the whole kit-and-caboodle, including a custom inscription for the ruins and a special exclusive version of the dragon statue. The campaign ends on Feb. 23 with estimated delivery dates scheduled for between April and Dec. 2015.

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I don’t know how I didn’t hear about this before today, but I’m in love. DriveThruCards, by the same company that brings you DriveThruRPG, is a Print-on-Demand site for designers to sell their card games. From what I’ve heard, the quality is a bit better than The Game Crafter, but you’re only getting the cards. That means no packaging, rules, etc… You can bundle a rules download with your product, but in the end all you’re going to get are cards.

I’m intrigued, and I may just have to try something through them soon. There’s already a slew of products on the site, including some from bigger publishers like Petroglyph and Cheapass.

I really hope this takes off.

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