Kickstarter Quick Pick: ‘Fates End 2 Terra and Cosmos’ 3D Printable Dice Towers

Got a 3D printer but not sure what to make? How about a few fantastical dice towers and dice jails to go along with your favorite tabletop games?

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What Is Fates End 2 Terra and Cosmos?

The brainchild of gaming nerd and 3D modeler Kim Bourrie, Fates End 2 Terra and Cosmos is the followup Kickstarter campaign to the unsurprisingly titled . Working with concept artist Matthew S. Armstrong, Bourrie has designed 3D-printable dice towers, dice jails, dungeonmaster screens, and paint organizers. All of the designs are in high-resolution stl files and intended to print support-free.