Cardtapult Dragon Deck [.stl]

Introducing Cardtapult, the revolutionary 3D-printed card game that combines the excitement of a catapult with the strategy of a traditional card game. The game includes a 3D-printed card that can turn into a catapult, each with unique designs and abilities.

Protegon, a mighty dragon known as the protector of the dragon valley, is respected and revered by all the dragons who call the valley home. He is larger and sturdier than most dragons, with wings that are so big they can be used as a shield. His wings are enchanted, and they have the power to deflect any kind of projectile, making him an unparalleled defender of the valley and its inhabitants. Protegon is fiercely protective of the valley and its inhabitants, and will not hesitate to use his wings to shield them from harm. He is seen as the leader and guardian of the dragon community, and it is believed that as long as Protegon stands guard, the dragon valley will remain safe and protected.

How to play Cardtapult

Players take turns using the cardtapult to launch bullets at the opposing player's cards, trying to knock them out. The bullet used in the game is essentially a dice, when you hit the target and the bullet land with the diamond symbol facing up, it deals critical damage. (Amount of critical damage is shown on the left side below the monster's name)

List of Downloadables:
- Throgon (launcher card)
- Protegon (guard card)
- Foragon (support card)
- Dragon deck box
- Dragon deck special dice

- Cardtapult rule book (.pdf)

Hope you guys like it, and any feedback or comments are welcomed. More cards with different abilities and strategies are coming soon. :)

Print Settings:
Support: yes
Infill: 20%
Line height: 0.2mm
print each part as oriented from the original file

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