Dungeons Dragons Dice D&D RPG

Roll for initiative. Your watch just became a gaming table.

At the heart of this watch face a die hovers in the air, held aloft by wisps of blue magic, as if a wizard had cast a levitation spell across the table mid-session. Every minute a different die rises to take its place: the four-sided d4, the d6, the d8, the d10, the d12 and the mighty d20, the die every adventurer whispers to before a critical hit.

Each die is cast in antique bronze, its numbers engraved deep and dark in a calligraphic hand, every face worked with curling scrollwork like a relic hauled out of a dragon's hoard or hammered in a dwarven forge. Around it, two rings of arcane light turn slowly in opposite directions: a ward a paladin would trust with their life, or a hex a witch wove on a moonless night. The die itself rises and sinks gently, as if breathing.

The dice come up in a scrambled order that follows the clock, not your wrist. Wake your watch at any moment and you meet the die of that minute, as unpredictable as a roll behind the Dungeon Master's screen. The same die never shows two minutes in a row.

Everything a hero needs at a glance, lettered in gold in a hand worthy of a spellbook:
• A large digital clock above the die, following your 12/24-hour setting
• Today's steps on one side of the die, like a ranger counting the miles to the next village
• Your heart rate on the other, for when the orcs break through the gate
• Weekday and date below
• Battery level with a gauge, so you know how much mana is left
• A step goal ring around the edge that fills as you walk, your experience bar for the day

Make it yours: press and hold the watch face, tap Customize, and switch the step goal ring off or on. It is on to begin with.

In always-on mode the die and its magic rest, and only a dim clock keeps watch, gently shifting position to protect your screen from the slow curse of burn-in.

Made for every fan of the role playing game, at the table or on the screen. Whether your character is a wizard hurling fireballs, a sorcerer with wild magic in the blood, a necromancer raising the dead, a paladin holding the line, a rogue in the shadows, a cleric, a bard, a druid, a barbarian, or a warlock bargaining with demons. For parties who have fought goblins in the sewers and trolls under the bridge, who froze under a beholder's gaze in the Underdark, and who followed the Fellowship across Middle-earth in The Lord of the Rings, with its elves, dwarves, hobbits and the Dark Lord's armies. For Dungeons & Dragons campaigns, Pathfinder nights, tabletop RPG groups, dice collectors, and anyone who keeps a lucky d20 in their pocket.

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