@@Irn0x It might actually help the balance, since liquids are homogeneous in nature. The bubble might be an issue though, but I think it'll be a consistent one, making the die roll weird, but not cause the die to prefer any particular side.
@@ginsederp It will make it roll MUCH longer though as the liquid will carry a lot of momentum when rolling. (Similar to how if you slide a milk jug across a table, it will slide, stop, then slide again as the liquid inside it sloshes around carrying the momentum) Not really a problem with fairness as it should still roll fair, but it could give it a weird feel when rolling.
I'm watching and thinking, "Nah, it's too busy looking for my taste." Then it makes that compelling kerthunk sound when it's rolling, and I'm like, " Wait what was that now?"
I would definitely add this as a forbidden item like there exploring a dungeon and find a secret chest. the item inside would be called the forbidden one and that person have to use that dice for the rest of the adventure
I think it would be awesome if when a character picked it up it they couldn't decipher the symbols on it and the symbols started glowing as it slowly turned to dust flowing into the character and from that point on they got a eerie chaotic feeling or heard low distant drums in the background whenever the player had to make a dice roll causing anxiety or stress in the character just like the player must be feeling lol
These are a really cool concept for dice. I’ve seen round dice like d100s that have 100 faces, but incorporating every dice and its faces is just plain awesome. I wouldn’t use this to replace my standard sets of 7, but it would be cool to see your friends faces as you pull that sucker out of a dice bag.
My dice bag: chhh ch chhh thump. Your dice "bag": hinged. "It's a small box for 7 dice." "7 he says. One to rule them all. My precious... what are you looking at." Ps no I don't play dnd but I understand the lure of this die.
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Of course you have absolutely no desire to paint anything gold…. It does look amazing with the black though. These are definitely interesting dice. It’s a really cool idea and it looks like they were well thought out. It’s always nice to see you review something new and different.
As a dice hoarder, I get where you're coming from. Also as a dice hoarder I completely disagree. I have tons of dice. So I ALSO need this one on top of all the others. I need this for the same reason I need 20 sets of all 7. And why I need more d20s even though I have close to 100. And why I need a d100 despite having plenty of percentile, and why I need 2 d30s that I never really use.
For when popup dnd games happen... you say this as a joke but I actually keep four sets of dice in my side bag, which I carry _everywhere_. Not that I was ever challenged to a pokemon-like dnd fight, but they make great stimming toys.
wait you guys dont have random strangers and children challenge you to duels in the middle of the street after which you have to give them a set amount of cash via bank transfer?
I just gotta say, inking the arrows different colors depending on what dice it's supposed to represent helps a _TON_ with the readability of the die. Before you inked the white one, I had a hard time with figuring out which was which, but after, I could read it really quickly.
There's only one type of arrow. You always follow the one on top, and *then* pick d4 or d8. This is necessary to divide 20 faces fairly between 8 outcomes: some (most) faces are split in half.
Yes and no, I like the sound of multiple dice shaking in my hands... It would be rather convenient to have all your dice on one die, however, most DMs are also dice collectors if not outright dice goblins. So yes, it would provide a DM an all in one set of dice, but to say it would be a DM's dream may not be completely accurate.
Rolling on the felt dice tray with high walls…sounded kinda like billiards? Maybe not but it was fun. Also, these are really really cool. I’ve seen the round dice (also amazing) but a round die!? Yes amazing.
thats exactly what I thought, now instead of the dm rolling a bunch of dice just hit a bunch of these with a questick and interperet the results from that
Whatever survives enough to become sentient in the far future: The creatures self-proclaimed as "the smartest" used this ball to predict the future of their avatars. The ritual always ended with screams.
*Loving* the idea, it's brilliant. I did try reading some numbers that were rolled in the video as if I really rolled a dX die and wanted a result. It was mostly possible, some times I wasn't sure which d20 to read if the die lands on the d6 end. A bit of feedback if the author is reading: the arrows are definitely detrimental to the readability. When you roll a die, you want a result, not an instruction on where to see the actual result. Plus d4 and d8 arrows look the same, furthering the initial confusion. Considering the arrows are there just for aesthetic reasons (?), I feel it would be exponentially better to just print out the result directly. There would be multiple of the same d4 / d8 result, but that doesn't really matter as far as functionality goes, does it? And it would be instantly readable.
This is great feedback, but thinking about it, that leaves a weird amount of numbers for the d8/d4. There are 20 faces, so you could easily have 5 sets of d4, but how do you get the right amount of d8's? You'd have to have at least 4 faces with arrows or SOMETHING on them that directs to another face. You could definitely do triangles on all of the d4's though :)
@@Rybonator ah, that's a good point, since I don't have them in my hands I'm only basing it on what I saw in the video. However, is the dice should be balanced, it needs the same probability for all d8 numbers, right? Even though I don't know specifically how it is laid out, I was assuming there is equal amount of arrows pointing towards each d8 number, otherwise the die would be rigged. If that is the case, then I would replace those arrows with the numeral depiction of the number there are pointing towards. That is if I'm not missing something crucial :D Working just with my imagination here haha
@@youshimimi you're missing that there are no "d4 arrows" and "d8 arrows". If you need either a d4 or d8 and it lands on an arrow face, you look which arrow is *on top*, and follow that. You only distinguish d4 vs d8 on the face with actual numbers. This lets them split some of the faces of the d20 down the middle when used as a d8, increasing the effective number of faces to something which is divisible by 8 (by the looks if it, 32), which you need if you want to divide the faces fairly between 8 possible numbers.
My advice to to have each die's number have it's own color so you could be like "red is a d20, blue is d8, green is..." and so on and so forth. Glad you did that!
this is very neat and the pride colored one is amazing! its great to be like this color is this dice and this other color means this making it alot easier to read IMO
What would be really cool for this die is a bowl-shaped dice tray. You could roll the die along the tangent, and it would spiral into the middle. Make it a gentle enough slope, and normal dice should work on it, too
I really liked the inking on the pride die, it made it so much easier for me to understand how the die worked rather than them all the one colour. But I definitely think they would be a good bit of fun and a great (silly) gift for any dnd player/dm
The "Pride" Die seems like the most practical version of this thing. Each dice type is a different color, which would make things that much easier to understand when rolling.
Imagine finagling it to work with the light up D20 we saw a while ago. I feel like the highest face lighting up while the others were dark would be very user friendly for this die.
A possible solution to solve both the rolling issue and the ambiguous face issue is to make the dice larger. It could be a bit cumbersome but having it larger and made out of a very light plastic would allow the edges to be steeper, causing less rolling and a more definitive result.
Black and gold look amazing, although might I have interest you in black gold and silver linings?. The pride jawbreaker has some nice potential. This is most definitely a gimmick, just like the D100, but an interesting and useful gimmick nonetheless, don't think it will reshape the industry, but with a little bit of work I can certainly see this doing the rounds. Amazing review as always!
"One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne In the Land of Mordor where the Shadows lie. One Dice to rule them all, One Dice to find them, One Dice to bring them all and in the darkness bind them In the Land of Mordor where the Shadows lie."
I feel like this would be a good scare dice for behind the screen. Nobody knows what you could be rolling for, and it's substantially louder than regular dice!
I gotta say the multiple colors helps the readability issues massively. If you see this and have a chance to recommend something to the creators I'd go with that.
I like the suspense they can give, just going... and going... sloowly. And the coloring each die type a different color is a great idea! At least a couple of them, so like silver for most, and then gold for one that you keep mixing up or to coordinate with arrows.
God damm... and i thought i had all the dice i needed... and now this. I think this is cool af, and saves me the hassle of having to select a die. Now i just select the result easy. AAAnnnnd it looks really easy to find when you drop it on the floor.
Even colour-coding the die types on the faces would help SO MUCH for where the faces land, so even as a cishet person looking at the pride die, this is _satisfying_
If I were going to use this, I'd have to have it in the pride colors. My brain couldn't make sense of all the different numbers when they were the same color, but having them color coordinated helped. It helped focus in and block out everything else ("I'm just looking for the red number right now, the rest don't matter," etc). I do like the concept though, and if I had fewer processing issues, brain-wise, I would love it.
Mathematical aproach: Let's make a die that shows the result of a d6, d20, d12, d8 at the same time. Engineering aproach: Let's make a system that only uses d6.
That's a good idea! I backed the kickstarter, but for me it was always just a novelty item. A d20 and a d12 would be just as easy to bring and could do the same job (and be easier to read),... oh, wait... that would also work for what you are suggesting. Nevermind. I still like both the die and your idea.
Okay, i need these, they roll way better than the ones i tried to make years back, that and a rotating funnel that they can do an extended coin black hole spiral down until it finally rolls into position in a nice little track at the bottom.
As someone who has a hard time reading this dice the color coordinated one helps a LOT (white one) I like the idea but it would definitely take some getting use to.
This is one of the most interesting things I've seen in a while, and I love it more than I'm able to put to words! It's a die with a learning curve, but wow it's neat!
Walks in "hey man, you got your dice" "Yeah" drops one of these on the table "oh yeah, and I got a full set" drops 6 more, unnecessary, but just to flex
This makes me think of other possibilities.. Like a pachinko machine so you can watch your players' faces contort as they watch their roll slowly move over to a 1, peg by peg.
I need this. I like the white one best, followed by the gold. The black does not contrast enough for me. Side note, a clear one with water inside and a tiny air bubble to show you the option rolled would be neat.
Wow this design is really clever. It's a disdyakis triacontahedron which is the largest fair die shape (isohedron) that isn't an absurd bipyramid or trapezohedron. The neat thing is that in a disdyakis triacontahedron you can recognize all kinds of different shapes, including a dodecahedron, an icosahedron and suprisingly also five octahedra. Dividing these in two you also get the d6, d10 and d4. The dodecahedron is grouped by the circles, the icosahedron by the triangle-like sections and one octahedron is elegantly formed here by splitting some 'icosahedral faces' in half and join it to the adjacent 'face' to make a bigger triangle. So it's not the case you go to the left for the d8 value and to the right for the d4 value on a 'icosahedral face' as you seem to have interpreted in your pride die, it's to regroup the faces into an octahedron shape.
I backed this project after seeing this video three years ago and it finally arrived at my house today. I upgraded to a metal one too, and it's rock solid, around 300g. The noise this thing is gonna make when I roll it at game night is gonna cause a panic attack xD All seriousness, it's a good dice, more intutiave than I thought it was gonna be. I originally picked it up as a collector's piece but now after actually using one, I think i might try it for a session.
I feel like it would be good to use for a DM who wants to kinda hide what dice he is rolling, especially percentile vs any other dice. It would be cool if it would be possible to make dice that are like, multiple dice rolled as one to add to the intrigue too
Sharp Edged Dice are SO yesterday.
dice with edges are SO yesterday
imagine impaling yourself on dice.
this post was made by blunt edge gang
dice with numbers will be SO yesterday
@@dillion308 this post was made by the pip dice gang
huh i think in general doing each different "dice face" a different color to help see which is what.
I feel like this is the "I forgot my dice" punishment... I want one.
'Haha Timmy forgot his dice, now he has to roll for 3 hours!' :)
Think how fast combat is with this. All rolls in one.
@@Isheian not when you have to roll 14d6 for sneak damage.
@@jackdog06 that's your punishment for playing a filthy rogue lol
The mad catz of dice
genuinely thought this was gonna be transparent with all the dice inside shaking like a magic 8 ball
That's in the future :P
@@Rybonator :O
I saw a die like that before. It was a very large d20 that held another d20 in it. It was for disadvantage and advantage rolls in 5e.
@@jade_capricorn that's actually pretty cool
d8 ball
Solution to the "can't tell what's up" problem: make it hollow, fill it with a liquid until there's a bubble. Where the bubble is, that's the top.
Smart
@@Irn0x It might actually help the balance, since liquids are homogeneous in nature. The bubble might be an issue though, but I think it'll be a consistent one, making the die roll weird, but not cause the die to prefer any particular side.
@@ginsederp It will make it roll MUCH longer though as the liquid will carry a lot of momentum when rolling. (Similar to how if you slide a milk jug across a table, it will slide, stop, then slide again as the liquid inside it sloshes around carrying the momentum)
Not really a problem with fairness as it should still roll fair, but it could give it a weird feel when rolling.
@@eragon78 you could call it a drunk die
and put beer in there.
@@eragon78 if i slide a jug of milk across a table, its either gonna spill or shatter on the floor
I'm watching and thinking, "Nah, it's too busy looking for my taste." Then it makes that compelling kerthunk sound when it's rolling, and I'm like, " Wait what was that now?"
Dice Goblin brains notice any subtle dice sounds. Like KERFLUNK and BABOOMBPOP
Golfball VS FULL SET OF 7 RPG DICE IN ONE DIE! Who's Next? You decide! On the next EPIC RAP BATT- Oops wrong channel.
My mind's telling me no
But my body is telling me yes
I'm so conflicted
Fun fact, that song came out on the day I was born :p
Listen to your inner dice goblin instead
just ROLL with it.
@@Rybonator Aww you're so young!
Alternatively I'm pretty old lol
@@Rybonator now I feel old AF
This would be good for DMs making rolls for deific characters to empathize their omnipotence.
'Hope y'all are ready to fight God, because I got me a new dice!'
"Which die are you looking at for damage?"
"All"
Did... did you mean Emphasize?
@@durk5331 you read what they said. Gotta FEEL their omnipotence as they roll through every die at once
I can say without a doubt their omnipotence would be beyond my comprehension, as there are too many sides! 🤣
the best dice to chuck at your players when they're being naughty
These are rounded, so they only bruise, unlike sharp edged which kill. They learn lessons better this way
@@Rybonator i think you mean bludgeon since they look solid (correct me if I’m wrong)
Boink dice huh?
Anon DM; 'Throws dUltimate at an annoying player.'
DUltimate; rolls a 20
Anon DM; Guess that monster got a crit on your character.
Just saying....
DM: "Roll a D4"
Me: "Nat 20"
The perfect cheaters die.
"What roll did you get?"
"20."
"Can I see?"
"Can you decipher its secrets?"
The one other player who can read it: "Gerald, you got a 3"
@@therubypenguin8042
My characters name is Gerald, and this is totally something I'd try so this was deeply horrifying
sold.
lol.
Just thought about this lol
Whereas I, the DM, would simply tell you to roll a regular d20
I would definitely add this as a forbidden item like there exploring a dungeon and find a secret chest. the item inside would be called the forbidden one and that person have to use that dice for the rest of the adventure
That's a great idea
I think it would be awesome if when a character picked it up it they couldn't decipher the symbols on it and the symbols started glowing as it slowly turned to dust flowing into the character and from that point on they got a eerie chaotic feeling or heard low distant drums in the background whenever the player had to make a dice roll causing anxiety or stress in the character just like the player must be feeling lol
Lol, maybe it'd be a buff. Yeah, that's right, my greatsword now deals 2d20 damage.
These are a really cool concept for dice. I’ve seen round dice like d100s that have 100 faces, but incorporating every dice and its faces is just plain awesome. I wouldn’t use this to replace my standard sets of 7, but it would be cool to see your friends faces as you pull that sucker out of a dice bag.
Right? It's a novelty conversation starter that can still be useful :)
My dice bag: chhh ch chhh thump.
Your dice "bag": hinged.
"It's a small box for 7 dice."
"7 he says. One to rule them all. My precious... what are you looking at."
Ps no I don't play dnd but I understand the lure of this die.
Someone else said this seems like a great dice to keep on hand for the wanker who forgot his dice
Now I can throw dice at my D&D peeps and roll for d4 bludgeoning damage at the same time!
Always nice to be able to swap up your damage types :P
Need your players to panic more?
Never more have your players have had to deal with information overload during stressful rolls.
Gift your players the joy of panic with one of these dice today!
I'd LOVE to make the final Death Saving Throw with one of these, as it rolls for an hour and increases the tension
@@Rybonator oh my god yes put it in a rounded tray and just let it go like a roulette for a minute before they find out whether they die or not
@@Rybonator Especially as most would see a near infinite amount of numbers making deciphering what it is easily.
@@Rybonator instead of a tray, use a snare drum for a bonus to tension
You know shit gets real when the DM rolls 10 or more of these bad boys
Of course you have absolutely no desire to paint anything gold…. It does look amazing with the black though. These are definitely interesting dice. It’s a really cool idea and it looks like they were well thought out. It’s always nice to see you review something new and different.
No desire at all. It was truly lucky that I even HAD gold paint on hand.
Yeah I always like looking at something a bit odd/new :) Glad you liked it!
paint the black one red and call it the 'demon dice' "coughing" I mean 'demon die'
@@darthjayder9914d👁️
Why would you want to own 1 die when you could own 7? My only goal is to have my collection grow to incredible heights
Why not own 7, and 1? 8 is an even greater number :P Although... 7 ATE 9, so there's that.
But this die is so big that would help the stacking base
@@Rybonator holy shit you’re right!!
@@Rybonator are you doing this to compensate for the lack of puns on the reviews?
As a dice hoarder, I get where you're coming from. Also as a dice hoarder I completely disagree. I have tons of dice. So I ALSO need this one on top of all the others. I need this for the same reason I need 20 sets of all 7. And why I need more d20s even though I have close to 100. And why I need a d100 despite having plenty of percentile, and why I need 2 d30s that I never really use.
For when popup dnd games happen... you say this as a joke but I actually keep four sets of dice in my side bag, which I carry _everywhere_. Not that I was ever challenged to a pokemon-like dnd fight, but they make great stimming toys.
I want to live in the world where Pokemon/DnD trainers compete with their team of dice, and MUST play dnd if they look each other in the eyes.
@@Rybonator Would that make you a life-creating mad scientist or the dice professor?
@@mossthemage9948 I'd prefer Dice Professor- Professor Rybo. But, I'll settle for Dr. Frankendice
wait you guys dont have random strangers and children challenge you to duels in the middle of the street after which you have to give them a set amount of cash via bank transfer?
@@jamescanjuggle DANG IT! I've been missing out. I could be bullying kids for money with my team of dice
Every day we stray further from bahamuts light
Do you ever think that Bahamut stays in the Ether, because he is afraid of what he created here on earth?
@@Rybonator Wow. I was not expecting a quote from spy kids 2 lol.
@@joshuahancock2079 Gotta keep ya on your toes
Don't you mean closer?
Honestly pretty sure things are bad enough that even Tiamat be like "NOOOOOOPPPEEE!!!"
The white one would be perfect for learning how to use that die. Also it looks amazing! Black one is my favorite though.
^ It's the 'starter' set, while the BLACK AND GOLD DEATHSTAR TAKE OVER THE GALAXY
@@Rybonator LOL that was great! I agree XD
@@Rybonator If you had of painted it with silver instead of the gold, it would look even more like the Deathstar.
@@lloydchung659 Gold is more Coruscant if you ask me, but still very much Star Wars
I just gotta say, inking the arrows different colors depending on what dice it's supposed to represent helps a _TON_ with the readability of the die. Before you inked the white one, I had a hard time with figuring out which was which, but after, I could read it really quickly.
There's only one type of arrow. You always follow the one on top, and *then* pick d4 or d8. This is necessary to divide 20 faces fairly between 8 outcomes: some (most) faces are split in half.
Oh wow, that things huge, you could hold a ton of ramen in it
Ok you frigging got me
I ...dont get it
@@Theuglymug you will if he eventually decides to finally do it
@@Theuglymug check his latest upload, you’ll get the joke now
@@samwaterlord6888 ... What's he talking about? (Opens new tab) the fuck?
This looks like it be a DM's dream, as they can roll all their dice in one.
And it would be hard for the party to read it! haha
@@Rybonator I'm already keeping an eye out for this. I want to surprise our DM with one!
Yes and no, I like the sound of multiple dice shaking in my hands...
It would be rather convenient to have all your dice on one die, however, most DMs are also dice collectors if not outright dice goblins.
So yes, it would provide a DM an all in one set of dice, but to say it would be a DM's dream may not be completely accurate.
Rolling on the felt dice tray with high walls…sounded kinda like billiards? Maybe not but it was fun.
Also, these are really really cool. I’ve seen the round dice (also amazing) but a round die!? Yes amazing.
Haha you aren't the only one to say that! I need me a stripes and solids set :P
@@Rybonator honestly that would be amazing
thats exactly what I thought, now instead of the dm rolling a bunch of dice just hit a bunch of these with a questick and interperet the results from that
It’d be convenient if it were a globe die with a smallish bubble that’d help to figure out which side is the highest.
My inner dice goblin is going insane.
These are officially Dice Goblin jawbreakers
if nothing else, this would be very fun to fidget with, I love the concept
Right? That's mostly what I've been doing. I keep it at my desk and just fiddle with it
A part of me wanted to see the white one painted like BB-8.
Honestly that would have been amazing too haha
Whatever survives enough to become sentient in the far future: The creatures self-proclaimed as "the smartest" used this ball to predict the future of their avatars. The ritual always ended with screams.
*Loving* the idea, it's brilliant.
I did try reading some numbers that were rolled in the video as if I really rolled a dX die and wanted a result. It was mostly possible, some times I wasn't sure which d20 to read if the die lands on the d6 end.
A bit of feedback if the author is reading: the arrows are definitely detrimental to the readability. When you roll a die, you want a result, not an instruction on where to see the actual result. Plus d4 and d8 arrows look the same, furthering the initial confusion. Considering the arrows are there just for aesthetic reasons (?), I feel it would be exponentially better to just print out the result directly. There would be multiple of the same d4 / d8 result, but that doesn't really matter as far as functionality goes, does it? And it would be instantly readable.
This is great feedback, but thinking about it, that leaves a weird amount of numbers for the d8/d4. There are 20 faces, so you could easily have 5 sets of d4, but how do you get the right amount of d8's? You'd have to have at least 4 faces with arrows or SOMETHING on them that directs to another face. You could definitely do triangles on all of the d4's though :)
@@Rybonator ah, that's a good point, since I don't have them in my hands I'm only basing it on what I saw in the video.
However, is the dice should be balanced, it needs the same probability for all d8 numbers, right? Even though I don't know specifically how it is laid out, I was assuming there is equal amount of arrows pointing towards each d8 number, otherwise the die would be rigged. If that is the case, then I would replace those arrows with the numeral depiction of the number there are pointing towards.
That is if I'm not missing something crucial :D Working just with my imagination here haha
@@youshimimi you're missing that there are no "d4 arrows" and "d8 arrows". If you need either a d4 or d8 and it lands on an arrow face, you look which arrow is *on top*, and follow that. You only distinguish d4 vs d8 on the face with actual numbers. This lets them split some of the faces of the d20 down the middle when used as a d8, increasing the effective number of faces to something which is divisible by 8 (by the looks if it, 32), which you need if you want to divide the faces fairly between 8 possible numbers.
Interesting... I'll keep my 7 to stack while my friends argue over rules or tactics
A REAL procrastinator/stacker would try and stack 7 of these round bois :P
Geez this is way too relatable hahaha
throw this at one of them and the argument will be over.... he who remains conscious wins
This is like the infinite dice from that episode from Gravity Falls
Haha and the map from treasure planet!
@@Rybonator childhood right there, love that underrated movie
Clicked on the video looking for this comment specifically. Thank u
My advice to to have each die's number have it's own color so you could be like "red is a d20, blue is d8, green is..." and so on and so forth. Glad you did that!
this is very neat and the pride colored one is amazing! its great to be like this color is this dice and this other color means this making it alot easier to read IMO
That was my thought :) I can just know to look for yellow if I'm rolling d4 etc!
@@Rybonator its so great!!
That rainbow die actually looked FANTASTIC, it made it much MUCH easier to read.
What would be really cool for this die is a bowl-shaped dice tray.
You could roll the die along the tangent, and it would spiral into the middle.
Make it a gentle enough slope, and normal dice should work on it, too
So satisfied thank you sir.i like the pride first because of the sheer practicality of each colour being a different dice and the death star second.
Happy Pride month!!! This is such a cool idea! I love it, and how you coloured it.
Thanks Duck :) You're a good duck.
I really liked the inking on the pride die, it made it so much easier for me to understand how the die worked rather than them all the one colour. But I definitely think they would be a good bit of fun and a great (silly) gift for any dnd player/dm
Those are some chonky bois!
I actually wouldn't mind trying this out since there's no more "I need a d10 but pick up the d8 accidentally."
The color coding is actually really smart! Doubles the ways you have to figure out which number you're looking at
The "Pride" Die seems like the most practical version of this thing. Each dice type is a different color, which would make things that much easier to understand when rolling.
One die instead of seven is pretty crazy, but beware if this guy forges a metal one that uses ancient text that glows ominously.
I would do dangerous things for a solid gold one of these with ruby numbering.
Imagine finagling it to work with the light up D20 we saw a while ago. I feel like the highest face lighting up while the others were dark would be very user friendly for this die.
The "pride" die coloring scheme is great for readability.
The multicolored one really helps understanding the concept. These are pretty cool!
That looks extremely inconvenient.
So naturally I need one.
A possible solution to solve both the rolling issue and the ambiguous face issue is to make the dice larger. It could be a bit cumbersome but having it larger and made out of a very light plastic would allow the edges to be steeper, causing less rolling and a more definitive result.
The Gold and Black one looks like some great ancient artifact
I think the fact that it takes a little bit and teeter totters around makes it a very suspenseful roll.
This is the closest we’ll ever get to an Infinite-Sided Die.
I feel like the rainbow one is the most practical because it makes it easier to remember what number you are reading because color coded
Black and gold look amazing, although might I have interest you in black gold and silver linings?.
The pride jawbreaker has some nice potential.
This is most definitely a gimmick, just like the D100, but an interesting and useful gimmick nonetheless, don't think it will reshape the industry, but with a little bit of work I can certainly see this doing the rounds.
Amazing review as always!
I see this at the checkout counter of local game stores. A fun gift to give someone and keep in their bag :) Thanks Vanerek!
The pride one looks really good, different colours help to read the numbers
"One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne
In the Land of Mordor where the Shadows lie.
One Dice to rule them all, One Dice to find them,
One Dice to bring them all and in the darkness bind them
In the Land of Mordor where the Shadows lie."
The gold and black one really vibes with that sequence!
...I don't care if it's busy or takes forever to stop or hard to read, I want it.
Those are some very big boys. They're both useful and deadly. Be careful where those things are going because you might give someone a nasty bruise
They can also be used as giant slingshot beebee's if you need to defend yourself :p
Really cool design and the colour coding helps tremendously.
"Who's to say you can't enjoy pride while eating a jaw breaker"
Sir. *Sir.* *_Sir._*
Oh. OH.
@@johnyshadow I hear you. Been there!
Ooh wait I think i get it?
These sound like boulders hitting the table. Definitely a conversation piece.
I feel like this would be a good scare dice for behind the screen. Nobody knows what you could be rolling for, and it's substantially louder than regular dice!
I gotta say the multiple colors helps the readability issues massively. If you see this and have a chance to recommend something to the creators I'd go with that.
If the gold one was inked with the pride colors it would of looked like the infinity gauntlet
I like the suspense they can give, just going... and going... sloowly.
And the coloring each die type a different color is a great idea! At least a couple of them, so like silver for most, and then gold for one that you keep mixing up or to coordinate with arrows.
Of course he painted the d4 golden. That takes some real courage to have the power of wisdom to do so.
Cough (triforce) cough
God damm... and i thought i had all the dice i needed... and now this. I think this is cool af, and saves me the hassle of having to select a die. Now i just select the result
easy. AAAnnnnd it looks really easy to find when you drop it on the floor.
My one question is how would you roll specific percentages? I get the tens place, but what about the ones place?
I do like that jawbreaker look!
Just roll it again, once for the d10, and once for the d100 of the percentile :)
To have a true d100 incorporated into the die, you'd need a 600-sided die instead of a mere 120.
Even colour-coding the die types on the faces would help SO MUCH for where the faces land, so even as a cishet person looking at the pride die, this is _satisfying_
“7 dice in one”
Is a ball.
Color coding for the different die results is a really good idea on that one.
If I were going to use this, I'd have to have it in the pride colors. My brain couldn't make sense of all the different numbers when they were the same color, but having them color coordinated helped. It helped focus in and block out everything else ("I'm just looking for the red number right now, the rest don't matter," etc). I do like the concept though, and if I had fewer processing issues, brain-wise, I would love it.
Yeah any color coordination for the numbers will always help! Maybe the black can use varying shades of gold...
@@Rybonator Just stay with metals used in coins... gold, silver, copper, etc.
Mathematical aproach: Let's make a die that shows the result of a d6, d20, d12, d8 at the same time.
Engineering aproach: Let's make a system that only uses d6.
I didn't knew this up until now but I NEED THIS
Glad I could share this number golfball with you :)
These look so cool, and I think inking the different types in different colors was a great call. And a Ridin' Dirty joke in 2021? Mad lad XD XD
Seems like the perfect die for a DM to build suspension or to confuse players.
That's a good idea! I backed the kickstarter, but for me it was always just a novelty item. A d20 and a d12 would be just as easy to bring and could do the same job (and be easier to read),... oh, wait... that would also work for what you are suggesting. Nevermind. I still like both the die and your idea.
Okay, i need these, they roll way better than the ones i tried to make years back, that and a rotating funnel that they can do an extended coin black hole spiral down until it finally rolls into position in a nice little track at the bottom.
the gold one is giving me serious treasure planet vibes with the map
As someone who has a hard time reading this dice the color coordinated one helps a LOT (white one) I like the idea but it would definitely take some getting use to.
It's the infinite sided die from gravity falls, how did you get that?
You never go visit cartoon worlds? It's a fun trip
I fear no man, but that thing, gestures at ball dice, scares me
Good. All should fear the god ball
Use them like contact juggling balls, or like those zen balls you swirl around in your hand to look mysterious
Why not juggle your mysterious Zen balls?
@@Rybonator Why not use these to signals that you're mysterious, but you really like tabletop games
This is one of the most interesting things I've seen in a while, and I love it more than I'm able to put to words! It's a die with a learning curve, but wow it's neat!
Looks like a witch or wizard would use some of those to foretell the future in a movie.
'LOOK INTO MY ORB OF... Ahh dang it, my orb was on the 1's side. I can't tell your future today.'
@@Rybonator oh, I'm so sorry but your future isn't looking too good, natural 1 AND 00% chance? That's not good.
I have arrived from a random youtube recomendation,
i have no idea what any of this means but it looks nice and i like the noise it makes
This die looks like it's written in a mix of Timelord and Enchanting table.
One die to rule them all. One die to find them. One die to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them.
Doing each die type a different color also makes it easier to discern them.
The symmetry, it's perfect, I want four.
Walks in "hey man, you got your dice"
"Yeah" drops one of these on the table "oh yeah, and I got a full set" drops 6 more, unnecessary, but just to flex
I... Need this? Especially the black one with the gold trim, that looks amazing
Corners are out, now my die is BALL
Sharp Edge dice are SO yesterday
@@Rybonator Way too edgy!
Separate colors for dice types would be absolutely great for production models
He said skill and was expecting skill share to pop up lol
Gotta keep you on your toes... ;)
This makes me think of other possibilities.. Like a pachinko machine so you can watch your players' faces contort as they watch their roll slowly move over to a 1, peg by peg.
I almost had a pop up dnd game last week ö
THEN BOY DO I HAVE THE DIE FOR YOU! :p
@@Rybonator yuuuuup ehhehe :DD
I need this. I like the white one best, followed by the gold. The black does not contrast enough for me. Side note, a clear one with water inside and a tiny air bubble to show you the option rolled would be neat.
I just commented the same thing before I read this. It'd be if the liquid was dyed and you could even put glitter inside it.
Thank you good sir you have made me smile on a bad day
I am glad to hear that Bret! Know that I see your comment, and hope that your day continues to get better
@@Rybonator it dose I work 2 jobs an get very little time to myself RUclips is one of my escapes that keeps me from over working
Wow this design is really clever. It's a disdyakis triacontahedron which is the largest fair die shape (isohedron) that isn't an absurd bipyramid or trapezohedron. The neat thing is that in a disdyakis triacontahedron you can recognize all kinds of different shapes, including a dodecahedron, an icosahedron and suprisingly also five octahedra. Dividing these in two you also get the d6, d10 and d4. The dodecahedron is grouped by the circles, the icosahedron by the triangle-like sections and one octahedron is elegantly formed here by splitting some 'icosahedral faces' in half and join it to the adjacent 'face' to make a bigger triangle. So it's not the case you go to the left for the d8 value and to the right for the d4 value on a 'icosahedral face' as you seem to have interpreted in your pride die, it's to regroup the faces into an octahedron shape.
Yo they made the D Infinity from Binding of Isaac a real thing pog
Lol it do be lookin' that way
I backed this project after seeing this video three years ago and it finally arrived at my house today. I upgraded to a metal one too, and it's rock solid, around 300g. The noise this thing is gonna make when I roll it at game night is gonna cause a panic attack xD
All seriousness, it's a good dice, more intutiave than I thought it was gonna be. I originally picked it up as a collector's piece but now after actually using one, I think i might try it for a session.
why play dnd when you can play dnd billiards
'If I get d8-ball in the corner pocket, I get an auto crit!'
I feel like it would be good to use for a DM who wants to kinda hide what dice he is rolling, especially percentile vs any other dice. It would be cool if it would be possible to make dice that are like, multiple dice rolled as one to add to the intrigue too