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I've been playing Magic since grade school (shout out to Urza's Saga—where my Phyrexian obsession began) and running D&D campaigns since middle school. After seven years as a software developer building web and mobile apps, I found myself drawn to 3D printing for the same reason I fell in love with coding: the ability to engineer creative solutions to problems nobody else had solved.

The problem? I couldn't find gaming accessories that combined the versatility I needed with the quality I wanted. So I started designing them myself.

Every product I create starts with a simple question: “Would I actually use this at my table?” If the answer isn't an enthusiastic yes, I go back to the drawing board. My Phyrexian Command Zone went through six prototypes before I was satisfied. My D&D Initiative Trackers? Two iterations so far, and I'm still tinkering based on feedback from my nerd group.

I approach product design like debugging code—test, iterate, break it, fix it, repeat. My vizsla Penny helps with the “break it” phase (her bite-testing standards are very high).

When you order from CritiCraft, you're not getting mass-produced accessories from some faceless factory. You're getting gear designed by someone who sits down at a table, rolls dice, argues about spell slots, and knows exactly what you need because I need it too.

I'm currently a one-person operation running out of my garage in the Inland Northwest, fueled by coffee and a love for black mana decks. Every product is printed, assembled, tested, and shipped by me. I aim to have your order ready to ship by the time you order—no waiting weeks for production.

My goal is simple: reach 1,000+ players with products that genuinely improve their gaming experience. Whether you're a Commander who appreciates Phyrexian efficiency or a Warlock with a Great Old One patron (yes, we're probably both insane), I want you to feel like you're sitting across the table from me, geeking out about the cool thing I just made.