Nuke-Con

Category: Vendors

  • Meet the Vendors: Tabletop Adventures

    Meet the Vendors: Tabletop Adventures

    Tabletop Adventures!

    Tabletop Adventures is a publisher of roleplaying supplements for use with many types of roleplaying games. Based in Lincoln, Nebraska, the company primarily publishes digital material, with some items in print – which are available at Nuke-Con! The digital items can be found at www.drivethrurpg.com and other online stores.

    While specializing in products that describe features of locations (fantasy cities or dungeons, spooky houses, derelict spaceships), the company also publishes the Against the Darkness Vatican horror roleplaying game and more. Tabletop Adventures is marking its 20th anniversary in 2024 and invites you to stop by the booth to pick up a celebratory coupon.

  • Meet the Vendors: Nerds Making Nerdy Things

    Meet the Vendors: Nerds Making Nerdy Things

    We started with random crafts and then shadow boxes at the local farmer’s/community market. We eventually graduated to craft fairs and vendor markets. We had a hard time naming the business until we agreed that we are just Nerds Making Nerdy Things. We make items from all sorts of different fandoms and we are always looking for new designs and ideas. Drop by our booth or contact on Facebook to talk about custom orders.

  • Meet the Vendors: Rochelle’s Designs

    Meet the Vendors: Rochelle’s Designs

    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.

    [note: waiting for Steve to change the email into a mailto link]

  • Meet the Vendors: Strange Fate Crafts

    Meet the Vendors: Strange Fate Crafts

    Hello, all geeks and nerdy folks ready to procure the finest of geeky goods! Strange Fate Crafts is a family-run family-fun business ready to share with the world all the accessories we make to enhance gaming experiences for Table Top Role Playing. We believe in what we make because we made it for ourselves and decided it would be great to share it with the world.

    We make an all-in-one dice organization system called Adventure Kits(AK). The AK includes a dice roller that has covers doubling as dice trays, a storage box and dice jail for all them misbehaving dice! We have another product called the Dungeon Kit (DK) that is like the AK, but bigger and badder with more features! Strange Fate Crafts also makes a large assortment of leather goods such as dice bags, dragon ears and hair accessories. We also have some crochet and other small items to pique your interest. We are very customizable so if you like something from our design books or are looking for something a little different, we can fit all your nerdy needs!

  • Meet the Vendors: What the Cat Made

    Meet the Vendors: What the Cat Made

    You have money. I have fun things. Come to my booth and give me your money and take home fun things.

  • Meet the Vendors: Shipwreck Dice

    Meet the Vendors: Shipwreck Dice

    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.

  • Meet the Vendors: The Game Shoppe

    Meet the Vendors: The Game Shoppe

    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.

  • Meet the Vendors: Starcruiser Studio

    Meet the Vendors: Starcruiser Studio

    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!

  • Meet the Vendors: S. J. Bostwick

    Meet the Vendors: S. J. Bostwick

    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!

  • Meet the Vendors: The Hermit’s Homebrew

    Meet the Vendors: The Hermit’s Homebrew

    The Hermit’s Homebrew Podcast is a growing D&D and TTRPG podcast based out of the Omaha area. Hosted by Nathan (@CrazyhermitDM), the podcast always strives to provide a positive message about gaming, whether among your friends or in the wider gaming community.

    Nathan is regularly joined by his two close friends Chase (Kilk) and Brent (@Langeministudio). Subjects often range from current affairs in the TTRPG community, to ways to improve your own home game, to even talking about their own D&D home game.

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