So we created the Character Notebook—a journal crafted specifically for players who think their rogue deserves more than three lines for a backstory. After a month of design, trials, and a few failed saving throws, we found the right manufacturer and, in 2024, the notebook hit local game stores. The adventure had begun.

Next came the Dice Tray—because rolling your fate should look as epic as it feels. Around the same time, Filip had a spark of madness: “What if we wrote a whole book about mimics?” Thus, Mimicology was born. To tie it all together, we commissioned Ana Kalajdzieva, who summoned up the perfect artwork—a mimic disguised as a dice, printed on our tray of doom.

While Mimicology took shape, our designer conjured up the Dungeon Master’s Notebook, built for worldbuilding, session notes, and all those juicy secrets DMs aren’t ready to reveal yet—packed with tools to help GMs organize, plot, and quietly panic behind the screen like the rest of us.

Not long after, we teamed up with PrintnPlay Games, a local studio, to create Dezriel’s Spellbook : a magical tome bursting with 48 brand-new spells and 7 wild new mechanics for elemental Wizards and Sorcerers.

As the writing of Mimicology neared completion, we welcomed the newest member of our party: the wildly talented Damjan Gjorgievski, a 2D and 3D artist — now hard at work bringing the world of mimics to life (or at least into your nightmares).

And right now, we’re preparing for our biggest adventure yet: a crowdfunding campaign to bring Mimicology to life in all its toothy glory. If you’ve got ideas, advice, or a magical scroll of +2 free marketing, we’d love to hear from you. Every bit of help or encouragement is truly appreciated!