Nuke-Con is delighted to welcome Arkayn Game Design as one of this year’s Sponsors!
Arkayn Game Design is an independent publisher of role playing and war games.
Check out all of Arkayn’s Games on their Website by clicking here.
You can also learn more about Arkayn on their Facebook page by clicking here.
Jana Petty of Petty Printing is a crafter, and making customized dice trays
and dice jewelry, plus gaming-themed tumblers and stickers is the craft!
As Petty Printing is new to Nuke-Con, we encourage you to preview Petty Printing’s offerings on their Facebook page. You’ll recognize the Petty Printing booth by the bright blue theme!
Staffer Steve Note: Many of the items Jana makes can be made to order, so if you see something you like… perhaps it can be made to order in time for Nuke-Con!
Squeeze it, stretch it, twist it, snap it — just imagine with it!
“Since 1998, Crazy Aaron’s has been making Thinking Putty® and other creations that inspire curiosity and wonder to kids and adults of all ages. From amazing effects like magnetism and UV reactivity to stress-relieving scents and DIY kits, there’s something for everyone. These carefully crafted works of art are made from Crazy Aaron’s very own secret formulas that transform amazing natural phenomena into highly designed products that are cool, collectible, and tons of fun!”
Crazy Aaron’s Thinking Putty has been keeping hands and minds busy for more than 20 years, and its Nuke-Con’s pleasure to welcome him back as a sponsor!
Fidget fun for everyone!
Check out ALL the varieties Crazy Aaron has available over at https://crazyaarons.com/.
Gaming at Joe’s (another new face at Nuke-Con) sells board games and other board game related items, such as dice, dice bags, and jewelry.
“All my work has its roots in realism and the challenge is to accurately depict the images in my mind. My work ties together realms of reality and fantasy, with forays into the elements of the world around me. The goal is to create fantasy worlds that other people can imagine themselves traveling to…”
As you can see above, Joe is also an indie game designer, so when you visit his booth be sure to ask him about what he’s working on right now.
“My passion is to tell stories, making games allows me to take my stories and bring them to life, though either video games or physical games such as board games and card games. I have found that games have two benefits for people, they both allow people to come together and create a bond, and they also allow people to escape to that world and take a break from their day-to-day life.”
Joe has got a great display of his creations over at http://gamingatjoes.com/.
We’d like to introduce you to Tim Coen, and in turn welcome Tim Coen as one of this year’s Nuke-Con vendors!
Tim works with the Kotachi Collective, a group of artists who create, sell, and entertain.
Tim’s specialty is 3D printed masks, dragons, and other articulated items.
You can see several samplings of his crafts by clicking here, or on the image below:
What the Cat Made?
Oh! The Cat made chainmail jewelry, battle babies, and other treasures to help protect you on your adventures!
Most of the Cat’s designs are also customizable, so if you don’t see the exact color or size you want (or have a mighty need), just ask the Cat to make it for you!
You’ll see Cat’s work at the booth they share with Rochelle’s Designs. https://www.facebook.com/WhatTheCatMade/
We’re delighted to welcome back long-time dealer Tabletop Adventures!
The fine folx at Tabletop Adventures produce and sell all kinds of resources for all kinds of harried gamemasters! Or, in their own words…
Tabletop Adventures publishes a variety of resources for roleplaying games, with the harried Game Master in mind. We make products we’ve always wished were available! Our descriptions help you easily bring your worlds to life in a quick and simple manner. Browse our products to see what suits your fancy!
You can visit their shop at http://www.tabletopadventures.com/.
