Superpower3D have a 3d-printable accessory on Kickstarter to do away with spindown dice and other trackers. The Stegodial is a disc alternative.
Of note, you can supply your own art to the accessory maker in the Kickstarter. If your tabletop game has a sigil or in-game rune you want to gift to your players, you can get a batch made. Or, publishers, RPG streamers on Twitch, conventions, etc. can have a 100 made for novel branded merch.
Stegodial remains a small Kickstarter for now. There are about four weeks left to run, over $700 pledged against a goal of $3,000. We’ll have to see if people take note, but you can check the campaign out on the Kickstarter platform.
I like the name. I presume the inspiration comes from the dinosaur with the same style of bumpy back.
Stegodial uses a rotatable dial to track the numbers you need–maybe your game requires 20 victory points to win, so your Stegodial would have numbers from 0-20, and you could easily adjust between the numbers during the game. Or, if your game character has 60 health, you would want a Stegodial with numbers from 0-60 :
You can choose any number range for your Stegodial starting from 0 and going up to 100 (and we have plans for an add-on for numbers larger than 100). You can easily rotate between the numbers, even while using Stegodial as a coaster!
There are early bird tiers left. The cheapest is $25, which gets you a Stegodial but without any customisation. You get to pick from their stock designs.
A pledge of $45 is enough to get your art on a Stegodial and it must be your art. Rightly, Superpower3D won’t print stuff you’ve ripped from the internet and don’t have rights for.
If you want five personalised Stegodials, then it’s a pledge of $120. That’s been the most popular, five being about suitable for most groups.
Alternatively, you can get a dozen blank Stegodials with identical adhesive stickers with your logo. This is one way to get into the branded merch angle, and it costs $360.
The other, $2,100 high, will get you 100 x Stegodials with your logo 3d-printed in multicolour.
If you decide to back the dials, the estimated delivery is in February 2022, ahead of next year’s convention season.
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