One of the most amazing things about our fans is their creativity. Their ability to take concepts and bring them to life in exciting ways. That’s why we’re proud to include a new feature to the site: Dungeon Crawl Crafters. It’s a way for us to showcase fans and the incredible creations they put out in celebration of Dungeon Crawl Classics and all things Goodman.  This time out we have some amazing talent. One man and his friends have taken the time to create some amazing props, including their very own DCC throne! Let’s meet Tommy! How did you first encounter DCC? Well, I have been a long time devotee of Gen Con and in 2015 I was a vendor there for the first time promoting my toy company, Warpo Toys. You might have seen me running around that year in a giant Cthulhu costume. I must have had my picture taken 10,000 times. I literally could not walk 2 feet without someone wanting to take a snap with me. I was only supposed to be in the costume for an hour a day, but the great old one was really making the crowd go crazy and drawing fans to our booth. So I ended up staying in the suit for 6+ hours a day. So as you can imagine I didn’t have a lot of time to walk the floor. So on the last day, I made sure to escape the sweaty green suit early and see some of the sights of the best 4 days of gaming. My buddy Bryan said I had to check out DCC RPG. He is an aficionado of all things cool, so I headed straight toward Goodman game’s booth. Once I got to the booth, I took one look at the Peter Mullen and Doug Kovac art and was immediately pulled back in time to my parents paneled basement, thumbing through D&D modules. I can’t remember who explained the mechanics of the game to me at the booth, but whoever did, had me hooked. The zero level funnel and the classic theme was just what my buddies and I were looking for in an RPG. I loved the concept of creating a game that harkened back to a more classic time while also improving on earlier RPG mechanics. I bought the core...