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Dodecahedrax
A downloadable papermini
Abomination. Living pain. Unorthodox choice of monster to use in your adventure, but who am I do judge?
How did this disgusting creature came to be? Was it the damned creation of a chaos-loving wizard -or perhaps- the very wizard, wronged by their supernatural patrons? Could it be a beign older than the aeons, a cosmic aberration wandering about the universe? Or is it just Greg? Freakin. Greg.
Spawned from the depths of boredom, The Dodecahedrax is a paper miniature/toy/dice that can be used in any tabletop RPG adventure. Or even as a unit in a skirmish game, why not?
ASSEMBLE
Cut out outer line.
Fold striped lines.
Glue tabs in place.
The final mini is a dodecahedron (aka d12).
Entry for the #PaperMiniJam 2021.
Status | Released |
Category | Physical game |
Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (18 total ratings) |
Author | Emanoel Melo |
Tags | miniature, papermini, paperminijam, rpglatam, Tabletop role-playing game |
Purchase
In order to download this papermini you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $1 USD. You will get access to the following files:
Development log
- IT MUTATES AND SCREAMS IN AGONYOct 27, 2021
Comments
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the rule sheet wont download for me ;(
It seems to be working fine on my end, please relaunch your browser and try again
Thanks for the fast reply. I relaunched and it worked. The art looks great! Have a good one
Não consegui testar plenamente ainda, mas meu querido, a proposta, o design, essas cores estão de
fude! Mandou muuuuito bem!Pô valeuzão! :)
what a huge sheet, if I had thick paper I could print a big A3 dice. Should I..? :)
(btw, that's beautiful, I love the small blue touches and big yellow eye, that's so beautifully painted)
Thanks, Angela! It is supposed to count as a large creature, occupying 4 squares (2x2) or 3 hexes. As a large monster it is bad luck enough, I'm not sure if the very fabric of reality could sustain one double the size!!!1