#theropods

DINO CARD DECKS???

Yes you ARE seeing those correctly! The two of us at WINDY & WALLFLOWER have actually funded these cards once before almost 3 years ago now (where does time go??) but we've RUN OUT and wouldn't you know it--reprinting costs a pretty penny.

SO WERE BACK-- with a recolour this time. Get the original fancy deck in a crazy re-colour where we (sort of) flipped the script:

Oughgh we've had these on the backburner since the LAST campaign and would LOVE to bring these to life.

But I hear you, I hear you, "What if we want the ORIGINAL colourway, Windy and/or Wallflower??" and to that I say, baby, me too. I hope we can reach that stretch goal.

But we gotta fund first... and hell--just before we get there... we have a stretch goal for a brand new deck of CERATOPSIANS waiting to be unlocked, too:

To say we've got a lot of plans for this campaign is putting things Mildly. Stickers, zipper pouches, keychains... all themed to the designs of these two card decks.

You wanna help us make it happen?

And here now the result of the Candeleros formation stream! What a weird place. The part of the formation we depict here is wasn't quite as arid as some of the lower parts of the formation and yet it was dry enough that it makes me wonder... how all the sauropods?

In terms of sauropods we haven an interesting transitional fauna. Rebbachisaurs are the most numerous here but very large titanosaurs, potentially referable to Argentinosaurus, are also present. Besides these the herbivore guild was actually dominated by rhynchocephaleans. In hindsight I should have plastered them everywhere. Priosphenodon is very abundant here and it might have been the only permanent herbivorous resident.

The scene I show here is a playa lake that formed after some recent rainfalls, drawing in all the larger creatures of the surrounding habitats. You can see the hills and alluvial fan that formed out of the transported sediment in the background.