At least, not until I stumbled across Dungeon Crate.
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The service hadn't launched just yet (at time of writing there's still nearly two days until Dungeon Crate goes live), so I reached out to Wayne Brekke, the Overlord of this enterprise. I asked him some questions, and I wanted to share his answers with you all, in case you were wondering why you should click that link and join up with the Dungeon Crate legion.
What are the sorts of things you'd like potential fans to know?
We
built Dungeon Crate because we are gamers who love the various
accessories that come with games. We love dice, tokens, minis,
character sheets, and all the things that are out there that enhance
role playing games. We thought others would like that too and we are
working hard to give subscribers a monthly box that not only is more
than worth every penny they spend, but also filled with items they
will use on and off the game table.
What makes Dungeon Crate different from any other subscription service?
We
want Dungeon Crate to be the top RPG subscription box available. The
fact is, there are thousands of subscription box services, but not a
lot that cater to role players and table top gamers. We will offer
physical items, digital items, and exclusive items. We’ll also have
an online store where folks can purchase items we create. We’re
also tapping into the crafting community as it’s huge and both Bill
and I are crafters and creators. So many people create terrain, paint
minis, and make things to enhance their game, so we will be looking
for vendors of things like brushes, paints, tools, and crafting
accessories.
We
have some great ideas that will make Dungeon Crate more than just a
sub subscription box service. We want to create a multi-faceted
business model that brings together gamers, inspires makers, and
showcases other businesses in the gaming community.
Who are some of the bigger sponsors you have lined up?
We’re
really focused on the smaller vendors at the moment. There are so
many out there creating awesome gaming accessories. That said we are
in talks with some larger vendors and will have announcements in the
next few weeks. Right now we are working with Chessex, Shire Post
Mint, Arc Knight Games, Knight Watch Games, and a few others.
When should people sign up?
People
can go now and put in their email address to get on our list. We will
be launching in a couple weeks and will publish an email to our list
letting them know what day and time open enrollment will start.
Is this geared toward all gamers, or will certain people get more out of it than others? DMs, players, certain systems, etc?
Our
goal is to provide a box where every product is used in some way. We
are targeting players and DMs, and want to stay system neutral for
the most part. We realize as adults, it’s tough to get players
together, so we want Dungeon Crate to be an experience that inspires
players and game masters, offering items that will be fun even in
between gaming sessions.
We’re
launching in January. Folks can go to Dungeoncrate.com and get on the
list. Our site will be updated soon and we are planning to have an
online store, video channel, and great resources for gamers. We’re
also looking into an app that will offer easy access to vendors, our
store, videos, as well as provide functionalities players and DMs can
use in game. More on that to come!
Dungeon
Crate is a small business and we’ll always be available to our
subscribers for feedback, comments, and suggestions. We want to offer
the highest customer service and personal experience possible.
If that doesn't get your attention, then I don't know what will. Seriously, go check out Dungeon Crate for yourself if you're not sold yet. I guarantee you won't leave without at least bookmarking the page.
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