Dice Rings Check it Out!!!


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These guys just came out with dice rings as well as a new design for life counter. Now you can roll your r20 and keep track of your hitpoints. I'm thinking the world needs to know about these things.

Here they are


Shizzle69 wrote:

These guys just came out with dice rings as well as a new design for life counter. Now you can roll your r20 and keep track of your hitpoints. I'm thinking the world needs to know about these things.

Here they are

It's a novel idea. I don't know if it's a practical one.

I regularly wear a spinner ring with a Celtic knot design round it. It is possible (because I've done it a number of times) to bend the ring during normal wear so that it does not spin freely. I've bent it back out many times, and it "works," but once bent it's not all that "reliable."

Still a fun idea, though.


I have to ask if your ring is Steel? Most spinner rings I've seen are silver or soft metal. The guys behind this have put serious effort into making these rings work, and while I have not tried them myself I think a lot of thought has been put into solving this exact problem.

Edit: Don't mean to sound confrontational, I'm really just curious since bending is also a concern for me.


I once had a spinning ring that had eight butterflies on it, to remind me of the eight fold path.


My GM was at a con recently where these were on display. He said they were pretty durable.

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Stylish and functional. Definitely want.


I'm at least getting an r4. I've never liked how the caltrops roll.

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Does anyone know whether these rings are PFS legal?

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Jewelry you can give your gamer girlfriend that she will appreciate! Functional and possibly stylish. (I'm someone with little fashion taste.)


I have 3 stainless steel spinner rings, and unless these are radically different, it just won't work. Spinner rings don't really "spin" so much as rotate. I think it's a cool idea, and if they actually got them to spin properly, kudos. I just don't see this working very well.


Interesting idea. I can see it now:

"Do you, Nightblade, take this Half-elf to be your lovely wedded NPC?"

edit: actually my gf has been bugging me for a ring..I should buy one of these to see her reaction...probably should sleep with one eye open though for awhile cuz she might kill me in my sleep then lol


Rubber Ducky guy wrote:
I'm at least getting an r4. I've never liked how the caltrops roll.

You have d4s that actually roll?

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They are d12s that go 1 to 4 three times.


Ivan Rûski wrote:
I have 3 stainless steel spinner rings, and unless these are radically different, it just won't work. Spinner rings don't really "spin" so much as rotate. I think it's a cool idea, and if they actually got them to spin properly, kudos. I just don't see this working very well.

a GM at Gencon was using a pair of these rings. He generated around a dozen confirmed crits and several more unconfirmed. Hot streaks happen, I was on a cold streak ... artic cold. However, I was prompted to look online at some images of them. I am planning on getting a couple and testing them. Our GM was clamping his fist to stop the spin. Somehow, I would think that this would lead to a non-random result equivalent to slapping a normal d20 as it rolls on the table to get at the result faster.

Give me old fashioned dice, a cup and a diced tray to keep the rolls truly random.

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