Rochelle’s Designs started at Nuke Con years ago creating jewelry for game lovers. Lanyards turned into RPG accessories and now custom pieces, which you can order by contacting Rochelle at rogallagher2@gmail.com. The last couple years we have added dice earrings and meeples. We look forward to creating new expressions every year.
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The name Shipwreck Dice comes from a D&D character, Trixie Rosznar, a swashbuckling rogue who started her adventures after a disaster near Waterdeep. IYKYK.
Shipwreck Dice The Business is run by Captain Sasha Smoot of Omaha, NE. During the day, Captain Smoot is an elementary strings teacher, but during their free time they make dice and other gaming accessories at home. This will be Shipwreck’s fourth vendor landfall and its third time as a vendor at Nuke-Con.
We recently celebrated 20 incredible years as part of the world’s best gaming community, and we’re deeply thankful for the support and camaraderie that has made this journey possible! We opened on June 18, 2004 in the heart of Bellevue, near Offutt Air Force Base, and we were warmly welcomed by the community. . On July 18, 2015, we proudly opened our second location in West Omaha, enabling us to serve more gamers across different parts of the city.
The Game Shoppe hosts weekly game events, leagues, and tournaments. We also offer regularly scheduled game nights, giving the community even more opportunities for gaming — and who doesn’t want that? Our helpful and knowledgeable staff are always ready to provide recommendations or demonstrate a game, making them just one more reason why we’re the Omaha metro’s best gaming destination.
Starcruiser Studios is an arts and entertainment collective that is composed of indie comic book creators, graphic artists, writers, poets, and podcasters. Whether it’s a full-length comic book with a fully produced downloadable read along narrative, a one of a kind commissioned art piece, or a family friendly co-op battle card game, all of us at Starcruiser Studios are pushing the dimensions of what art and entertainment can be!
I’m a local Omaha author who just published my first novel, A Burnt Offering! After a year of hard work writing and editing, my fantasy book is being received with excellent reviews on Amazon and elsewhere. Swing by my booth to check it out!
Laser Bear Industries is a 3D Printing, 3D Design, Electronics Engineering, and specialty Laser Marking company based in Omaha Nebraska. We specialize in making custom solutions for gaming in many forms from tabletop, to card, and video gaming.
We are a “for gamers by gamers” company that sticks true to our desire to make things that we want to use in our own gaming sessions. We were founded in 2019, and come from a background of 3D modeling, 3D printing, and electronics design going back more than a decade.
You can find fantastic dice towers, fancy dice storage, custom deck boxes, fidget toys, and much more at our booth. We also take custom orders and are able to print on demand for anything from minis to cosplay pieces if you provide a valid printable file for the project.
Be sure to stop by during the con and peruse the Laser Bear’s goods!
Captain Wells is an artistic collaboration of Heather Alston and Aaron Shirley, returning to Nuke-Con for their second year. They’ll have an eclectic collection of original art and gamer-related swag. Watch for Aaron creating in real time at the booth.
You’ll find more at https://www.facebook.com/CaptainWellsStudios.
You want designs? Well have we got good news for you: Rochelle has them!
Rochelle Gallagher has been making jewelry for many years,
and she’s been a vendor and supporter at Nuke-Con for probably just as long.
Rumor has it that she’s even started taking custom orders!
So whatever designs you don’t see at her table, Rochelle can make them!
Make sure you stop by and check out the latest in Rochelle’s Designs!
Ground Zero Comics opened in Bellevue in 1987, and have been a fixture in the local game hobby scene ever since!
While their name is Ground Zero Comics, they also carry a wide and diverse selection of books, card games, board games, classic video games, new toys, and vintage toys. The store is more than 3,500 square feet with well over 200,000 items for sale.
Their vendor tables will be chock-full of comics, cards, games, RPG books, minis, and dice (of course). Dave will be presiding over his booth all weekend and he loves company!
YO HO, HO, HO, A Pirate’s dice for me!
AHOY MATEYS! We are happy to shout from the crow’s nest that Shipwreck Dice has set sail and heading back to Nuke-Con Island again this year!
Captain Sasha Smoot of Shipwreck Dice produces custom polyhedral dice…
or, as the website says, “a treasure chest full of shiny, clickety-clackety loot”!
If yer treasure be dice matey’s, we’ll then you’ll find plenty to plunder here!
Take a closer look at all the Shipwreck’s bounty at https://shipwreckdice.com/.