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⏳ Chrono Gear — Six Dice. Three Ages. One Wheel.

Chrono Gear Dice Wheel

Six dice. Three ages. One wheel.

Okay, this is definitely one of those Kickstarter projects that caught my eye because... well, it's not exactly your normal set of RPG dice. 😂

Chrono Gear is a dice wheel cast in solid zinc alloy with six different dice built into a single face — d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, and d20.

Instead of throwing a die across the table, you turn the dial to the number you rolled.

And yes, the whole thing is made from solid metal.

The creator wasn't trying to "fix" dice. The idea was to make something that would look and feel like an object you'd actually want sitting next to your character sheet.

And I have to admit... a solid metal dice wheel sitting on the table definitely has some personality. 😆

THREE WAYS TO CARRY IT

Voyager — A 90 mm wheel designed to go in a bag, pocket, or leather holster.

Timekeeper — The same 90 mm wheel mounted onto a gear stand, standing 155 mm tall when assembled. This one is designed to stay on your desk and be looked at.

Cube — A much smaller 35 mm version that's d6-shaped and designed for people who want something they can carry every day.

There's also a leather holster made specifically for the Voyager.

THREE FINISHES

Bronze Age — All metal with no color fill.

Silver Age — A bright plated finish with red and blue on the dials.

Golden Age — A warm gold-tone finish with the same red and blue dial treatment.

One thing I appreciate is that the campaign is pretty upfront about the gears: they're decorative. They don't actually drive anything.

The dials turn, the numbers are legible, and the whole thing is one solid piece of metal.

AND WE'RE RUNNING A GIVEAWAY!

We're also going to be running a 3 Winners!! Chrono Gear Dice Wheel: Solid Metal 6-in-1 RPG Dice Giveaway!

And there's a secret code for it:

LAUNCHING92926

👀 You'll want to keep that code handy.

KICKSTARTER LAUNCH

Chrono Gear launches on Kickstarter Tuesday, September 29 at 9:00 AM ET and will run for 30 days.

The campaign says the Early Bird window is 48 hours, and shipping is scheduled to begin in January 2027.

So if you're into RPGs, dice, mechanical-looking gaming accessories, or just really enjoy having unnecessarily cool pieces of metal sitting on your gaming table... this one might be worth checking out.

👉 Check out Chrono Gear on Kickstarter:


And don't forget the giveaway code:

LAUNCHING92926

What do you think? Would you actually use a six-in-one dice wheel at the gaming table, or would this end up being one of those things you buy because it's just too cool to pass up? 😆

— Lake, the Evil Overlord of Everything Board Games
 
Metalordking

Metalordking

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Everything Board Games said:
⏳ Chrono Gear — Six Dice. Three Ages. One Wheel.

Chrono Gear Dice Wheel

Six dice. Three ages. One wheel.

Okay, this is definitely one of those Kickstarter projects that caught my eye because... well, it's not exactly your normal set of RPG dice. 😂

Chrono Gear is a dice wheel cast in solid zinc alloy with six different dice built into a single face — d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, and d20.

Instead of throwing a die across the table, you turn the dial to the number you rolled.

And yes, the whole thing is made from solid metal.

The creator wasn't trying to "fix" dice. The idea was to make something that would look and feel like an object you'd actually want sitting next to your character sheet.

And I have to admit... a solid metal dice wheel sitting on the table definitely has some personality. 😆

THREE WAYS TO CARRY IT

Voyager — A 90 mm wheel designed to go in a bag, pocket, or leather holster.

Timekeeper — The same 90 mm wheel mounted onto a gear stand, standing 155 mm tall when assembled. This one is designed to stay on your desk and be looked at.

Cube — A much smaller 35 mm version that's d6-shaped and designed for people who want something they can carry every day.

There's also a leather holster made specifically for the Voyager.

THREE FINISHES

Bronze Age — All metal with no color fill.

Silver Age — A bright plated finish with red and blue on the dials.

Golden Age — A warm gold-tone finish with the same red and blue dial treatment.

One thing I appreciate is that the campaign is pretty upfront about the gears: they're decorative. They don't actually drive anything.

The dials turn, the numbers are legible, and the whole thing is one solid piece of metal.

AND WE'RE RUNNING A GIVEAWAY!

We're also going to be running a 3 Winners!! Chrono Gear Dice Wheel: Solid Metal 6-in-1 RPG Dice Giveaway!

And there's a secret code for it:

LAUNCHING92926

👀 You'll want to keep that code handy.

KICKSTARTER LAUNCH

Chrono Gear launches on Kickstarter Tuesday, September 29 at 9:00 AM ET and will run for 30 days.

The campaign says the Early Bird window is 48 hours, and shipping is scheduled to begin in January 2027.

So if you're into RPGs, dice, mechanical-looking gaming accessories, or just really enjoy having unnecessarily cool pieces of metal sitting on your gaming table... this one might be worth checking out.

👉 Check out Chrono Gear on Kickstarter:


And don't forget the giveaway code:

LAUNCHING92926

What do you think? Would you actually use a six-in-one dice wheel at the gaming table, or would this end up being one of those things you buy because it's just too cool to pass up? 😆

— Lake, the Evil Overlord of Everything Board Games
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the secret code from email doesn`t seem to work
 
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Metalordking

Metalordking

Member
Everything Board Games said:
⏳ Chrono Gear — Six Dice. Three Ages. One Wheel.

Chrono Gear Dice Wheel

Six dice. Three ages. One wheel.

Okay, this is definitely one of those Kickstarter projects that caught my eye because... well, it's not exactly your normal set of RPG dice. 😂

Chrono Gear is a dice wheel cast in solid zinc alloy with six different dice built into a single face — d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, and d20.

Instead of throwing a die across the table, you turn the dial to the number you rolled.

And yes, the whole thing is made from solid metal.

The creator wasn't trying to "fix" dice. The idea was to make something that would look and feel like an object you'd actually want sitting next to your character sheet.

And I have to admit... a solid metal dice wheel sitting on the table definitely has some personality. 😆

THREE WAYS TO CARRY IT

Voyager — A 90 mm wheel designed to go in a bag, pocket, or leather holster.

Timekeeper — The same 90 mm wheel mounted onto a gear stand, standing 155 mm tall when assembled. This one is designed to stay on your desk and be looked at.

Cube — A much smaller 35 mm version that's d6-shaped and designed for people who want something they can carry every day.

There's also a leather holster made specifically for the Voyager.

THREE FINISHES

Bronze Age — All metal with no color fill.

Silver Age — A bright plated finish with red and blue on the dials.

Golden Age — A warm gold-tone finish with the same red and blue dial treatment.

One thing I appreciate is that the campaign is pretty upfront about the gears: they're decorative. They don't actually drive anything.

The dials turn, the numbers are legible, and the whole thing is one solid piece of metal.

AND WE'RE RUNNING A GIVEAWAY!

We're also going to be running a 3 Winners!! Chrono Gear Dice Wheel: Solid Metal 6-in-1 RPG Dice Giveaway!

And there's a secret code for it:

LAUNCHING92926

👀 You'll want to keep that code handy.

KICKSTARTER LAUNCH

Chrono Gear launches on Kickstarter Tuesday, September 29 at 9:00 AM ET and will run for 30 days.

The campaign says the Early Bird window is 48 hours, and shipping is scheduled to begin in January 2027.

So if you're into RPGs, dice, mechanical-looking gaming accessories, or just really enjoy having unnecessarily cool pieces of metal sitting on your gaming table... this one might be worth checking out.

👉 Check out Chrono Gear on Kickstarter:


And don't forget the giveaway code:

LAUNCHING92926

What do you think? Would you actually use a six-in-one dice wheel at the gaming table, or would this end up being one of those things you buy because it's just too cool to pass up? 😆

— Lake, the Evil Overlord of Everything Board Games
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Wow! this thing is very impressive!
 
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drank

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I am seeing a trend of "non-dice" dice out there. These are pretty cool looking and "simple". Others have a lot of mechanics to them which could fail. These are a bit more straightforward. Also nice that there is a leather case to protect them. I just wonder if they are a tad bit too big to comfortably carry around in your pocket.
 
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