The Kickstarter campaign is already closing in on $2 million on March 10, 2021, 8:47
Something to look forward to: If you know what a D12 is and understand the difference between a DM and a DMPC, this will probably be of interest. A Kickstarter campaign for some tech-packed dice has reached $1.7 million, demolishing its $200,000 target. Not only can the “Pixels” send results of a roll to a device via Bluetooth, they also feature RGB lighting.
As the Pixels can communicate their rolls to a phone or tablet, they can be used with online tabletop platforms such as Roll20 and Foundry, enabling a more authentic experience when playing virtual RPG campaigns.
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The experience of playing Dungeons & Dragons could be getting an upgrade early next year with a brand new kind of die. Pixels Dice claim to be the first mass-market RPG dice fully integrated with a wireless radio. That means they can talk to your Bluetooth-enabled devices in real time, and will even be compatible with virtual tabletops like
Roll20 and toolsets like
D&D Beyond. Full sets with seven dice will start at $199.
Creators Systemic Games have been working on these dice for some time now, making the rounds on the convention circuit and even turning some heads at Gen Con the nation’s largest tabletop gaming convention.