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Meet Drucki

Meet Drucki, our new mascot!

Apparently, he is a sentient 3D-printer-robot. And he likes to wear mint coloured flat caps. He’s on the cutting edge of fashion. Thanks to Drachenwinter for drawing this little fella for us. (:

His first assignment is the new Dice Per Second flyer, which you can check out here:

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