Cube hoarding is a typical passion amongst Dungeons and Dragons gamers, however I’m betting most received’t have a digital watch of their assortment. Alongside displaying the time, day, and date, the Timestop D-20 contains all of the dice-rolling options it is advisable play tabletop roleplaying video games instantly out of your wrist on the push of a button.
The watch permits the wearer to digitally roll a 4-, 6-, 8-, 10-, 12-, 20-, or 100-sided cube, alongside “Superior Fight” options comparable to rolling as much as 12 cube without delay, and D20s with benefit or drawback (a flowery means of rolling two cube and taking both the upper or decrease outcomes). It’ll additionally show particular icons when a D20 rolls a 1 or a 20 — often called a “essential failure” or “essential success” respectively in D&D.
“We wished a enjoyable animation whereas rolling, but additionally an total subdued look so you possibly can ‘take the sport with you’ and even put on the watch on the workplace,” Timestop says in its weblog describing the design course of. “We included day and date problems with a perpetual calendar so it was nonetheless a sensible timepiece.”
Pricing begins at $99 and is obtainable in three colours: black, orange, and stainless-steel. Transport begins subsequent 12 months, with inventory obtainable for supply in both January or February.
One function you received’t discover on the Timestop D-20 is an alarm, as a result of alarms “aren’t enjoyable,” in response to its creator. In any other case, it’s waterproof, incorporates a backlit LCD show, and makes use of a replaceable coin cell battery that may last as long as three years with “typical use.” I’m unsure what number of fireball spells could be thought of typical, but it surely definitely affords a extra distinctive solution to play than conventional cube or digital dice-rolling apps.
