Infinite Realms: Software to turn your table into infinite dungeons
Infinite Realms is Kickstarter, software designed to work with flat-screen TVs laid face up or with projectors pointing down.
MAG TWIG: Outdoor survival and dice you can open a beer with
You'll be forgiving to think you've stumbled onto one of those Kickstarters designed to help you enjoy or survive in the wilderness through clever modern tech.
Tabletop RPG tech: Infinite Realms plans to bring interactive computer graphics to your actual table-based gaming
Megavoid Studios has plans to bring new technology into play with fully interactive 2D and 3D tabletop projected maps.
Imagining creative video game patents as concept art
As a result of rummaging around the patent archives, Crucial has been able to commission concept art of the more interesting ideas they surfaced.
Channelling a Rocketeer vibe: The Khonsu clock lamp will charge your tech
Brass, wood and jetpacks; that's what the Rocketeer uses to bring advanced 1930s technology to life.
Gracefully done: Tockr x The Wheel of Time watch
Well done on Tockr for betting on The Wheel of Time. The American brand's homepage is currently showcasing this great looking watch.
Dragon Map Maker: The promise of gorgeous and quick TTRPG battle maps
We may be onto the next generation of cartography tools. The third generation of solutions supports multiple views and is smart enough to auto-populate the maps with sensible and context details.
Concept artist transforms Ducati Diavel into Kaneda’s motorbike from Akira
It's hard to name a more famous anime vehicle than Akira's motorbike. Does the castle count in Howl's Moving Castle? What about the flyer in Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind?
Chronos Builder: A Kickstarter map generator pitch that comes with an impressive gallery of free maps
This system creates maps, 2.5D rooms and even first-person perspectives by either the traditional way or by asking for a new space in the dungeon, hotel, forest, etc.
Tolkien keycaps: Transform your keyboard into a relic from Middle-earth
Instantly recognizable from writings on legendary items such as the One Ring, the script of Tengwar was created by the ancient Elf Fëanor and eventually replaced the runelike Cirth to become the text of choice for Elvish languages such as Sindarin: the language featured on this set.
