Mountain Dice Miner's Development by Atlas Games

The mountain in Joshus DeBonis and Nikola Risteski's pitch sheet was what initially caught my eye. If you backed our Kickstarter campaign or bought the game in a store, it likely grabbed your attention too. Here's how it looked when Josh and Niko first sent it: a printed mountain taped to a larger, clear acrylic one made from around 15 pieces. If your initial reaction was similar to mine, your second thought might not have been the same. Mine was: 'How can we mass-produce this?' The challenge isn't technological; we can create 3D objects from various materials. The key questions are reliability and cost. Can the mountain hold dice correctly for many games, surviving shipping, setup, and storage? And will players eagerly pay for a game of this complexity?