Looks pretty cool!
Me reading the page: āHey thatās cool! errr, Ā£154? Ā£154?! For. One Die.ā
I see it as Ā£154 for a dust collector that consumes electricity.
$277 before shipping! BEFORE! For ONE die!?
Iām sorry. Floating isnāt enough for that. It has got toā¦ I dunnoā¦ do taxes and make good conversation for that much money.
OR you can save a staggering $30 and get a random die! Woo! Just think, for only $245 you too can get a die that floats that you hate the way it looks!?
Jeezus.
Maybe it only rolls 20ās
No no no. It is that price for the BASE and one die! The dice themselves are ājustā $50, though itās half price if you order 8. Itās practically a steal!*
*by steal, I mean they are stealing your money.
I canāt believe that people are paying that amount of money
To be fair, if I was rather wealthy and money was not a concern, I would purchase a few of these. They look cool, even if as dice they are probably not all that practical due to the loose core.
And if the campaign is successful, I fully expect a line of d10s to come next, and then other dice.
Yeah, itās pretty cool. No way Iām buying it, but if I were rich, I would.
There must be 460 of those around, because that is how many backers they have alreadyā¦
Without gravity what even IS a 20?!!
So it doesnāt roll it for you, itās just a stand that you grab the dice from and roll in big moments?
For that money you could have your dice on a stand thatās a baroque throne made of, I donāt know, lab-grown ruby or something.
I wonder whether you could accidentally wipe your credit card with an unlucky rollā¦
With all of that stabilising circuitry, I feel that it should have a ārollā button to randomly spin it all about for a while, and then stop it again.
(Mind you, the one on the guyās desk was bobbing up and down non-stop throughout the campaign video, which I found bemusing ā apparently not entirely stable in practice.)
Thatās because itās sentient and controlling itās owner.
That was my first assumption when I saw it.
But apparently the magnet is loose inside the shell, and can only be levitated in one orientation ā you can turn the die to any face you like, but all the magnets do is hold it up.
That sounds like an awful design for a die.
Dark Venture is finally getting a reprint/2nd edition, so Iāve found myself all-in on a Kickstarter for the first time in well over a year.
Game-carrying bag and LED-edged playmats.
The bag might tempt me if it werenāt for postage from the US (and if I didnāt already have lots of luggage).
The mats look good if you canāt simply buy huge mousemats, which is what Iāve done ā Iām a big fan of plain-colour gaming surfaces if Iām not using a mat designed for that specific game. (I played Sentinels of the Multiverse on an Aeonās End mat and it was very busy and confusing.)
And then there are the lightstrip-edged mats, and see previous comments on āvery busy and confusingā - it wonāt even shine onto the components.
thereās some cool looking stuff on the crowdfunders at the moment.
I like the look of Fit To Print, Cube Monster and Bazaars of Ubar