Crit Mugs
Description: This Tabletop RPG inspired graphic is perfect for your next adventure session. The Game Master Chaotic Neutral I Like To Keep My Options Open design is great to show off your passion for Role Playing Games. It also makes a great gift for friends in your adventuring party.
Tabletop RPG - Games Master - Chaotic Neutral I Like To Keep My Options Open Mug
by Meeple Design
$18
Description: The worst rolls usually do make for the best stories. Those epic moments that need to be shared. Roll that natural one and accept the critical failure for what it is... a gift. There are a few versions of this one with a different colored die.
The Worst Rolls Make The Best Stories - Natural 1 - Critical Fail - D&D Gold Mug
by SQRL Studios
$18
Description: d&d, dungeons and dragons, dungeons, dragons, geek, gamer, nerd, tabletop, roleplaying, rpg, wizard, magic, might, sword, d20, dice, DM, dungeon master, larp, larping, lotr, lord of the rings, orc, elf, orcs, elves, dwarf, dwarves, strahd, vampire, dice, catan, retro, gygax, unicorn, rainbow, boardgame, boardgames, roleplay, stranger things, parody, pathfinder, d6, critical hit, natural 20, crit, natty 20, nat 20, critical fail, bdsm
Description: The print depicts a dragon emerging into imaginary existence from a dice roll in a swirl of flame and energy. I hope fantasy rpg players like the design, I was aiming for something that was influenced by tribal design and digital based fantasy art whilst subtly leaning into the actual table top gameplay. The artwork itself is a combination of traditional and digital art. Starting with a rough sketch I then painted out the design in watercolours to get most of the shape filled in, before adding in the white scratch/energy effects with a white out pen and gel pens. Then I scanned the original piece and edited it to add more saturated and flame like colours and to cut away the background.
Description: The print depicts a dragon emerging into imaginary existence from a dice roll in a swirl of flame and energy. The artwork itself is a combination of traditional and digital art. Starting with a rough sketch I then painted out the design in watercolours to get most of the shape filled in, before adding in the white scratch/energy effects with a white out pen and gel pens. Then I scanned the original piece and edited it to add more saturated and flame like colours and to cut away the background. An added step to this design was then a simple inversion of the colours. After experimenting with it in the editing process I liked the outcome so to compliment the Blazing Red design, here is a Freezing blue version
