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One die. Any roll. Instant or cinematic your call.

Created by Wild Earth Dice

For your story, your character, your table. The die that brings every roll to life instant numbers when you want speed, cinematic vibes when you want theatre

Latest Updates from Our Project:

Development Update – T0 Review
6 days ago – Sat, Mar 14, 2026 at 04:43:29 AM

Hey everyone,
We wanted to share a quick update on where things are currently at with manufacturing.

For those unfamiliar with the terminology, T0 is the first version produced using the actual production tooling. This stage is where engineers review the parts in detail, test how everything fits together, and identify any improvements before moving forward to the next tooling revision.

Overall, the team has said they are really happy with where things are at this stage, with only a handful of relatively small adjustments needed before moving to the next iteration (T1).
Below is a breakdown of the main things that came out of this review.















Lid Improvements

One of the main areas identified was the charging case lid.
On the T0 samples the lid was slightly too tight, which made it harder to open and also meant it didn’t close over the dice as smoothly as intended.
The design team created a few revised prototypes and have now landed on a version that works much better. The fix only requires minor changes to the tooling before the next revision.
The only visible difference will be two very subtle raised areas on the sides of the lid. These act as natural points for your fingers so it is clearer where to open the case.

Iridescent Lid Finish

Another area the team reviewed was the iridescent finish on the lid.
In some lighting conditions it looks great and fairly subtle, but when the lid is closed the black dice underneath can make the finish appear much more intense and opaque than expected.
To test this further, the team has asked the factory to produce the effect using a different material process (a filler rather than a coating) so we can compare results on the next round of samples.
This will help determine which method gives the most consistent look.

Button Feel

The buttons on the T0 samples didn’t quite feel as tactile as intended.
The team has already prototyped a fix for this by adding small pads underneath the button gasket, which improves how the button engages and gives it a much more positive feel when pressed.
This change will now be implemented in the tooling for the next revision.

Drop Testing Results

The team also ran a series of drop tests to check the durability of the dice.
The samples were dropped from around 1.5 metres onto hard surfaces, including concrete, tarmac, and indoor flooring.
As you can see from some of the photos, the outer surface picked up a number of chips and scratches (especially from the tarmac tests). However, the important result is that:
• The dice did not crack or break
• The structure remained intact
• The internal components did not come apart
Even more importantly, the display face remained largely undamaged, which is a key durability area for the final product.
This type of testing is designed to push the product far beyond normal use, so seeing it survive these impacts is a really good sign.

Improving the roll behaviour

One area we’ve been looking at more closely is the rolling behaviour of the dice.
After reviewing the early samples, the team felt there was still some room for improvement. Because of that, they’ve been refining a few internal components and increasing the offset weight inside the dice to help improve how it rolls.
The goal here is simple: to make the roll feel as natural as possible.
Before committing these changes to the production tooling, the team is currently producing a new prototype with the updated internal weighting so it can be tested properly. Once those tests are complete, the results will inform the next tooling revision. We’ll share more updates on this as soon as testing is complete.


Surveys Going Out Soon

On a separate note, we’ve been finishing the final setup for the backer surveys.
Surveys will be going out next week, so please keep an eye on your inbox.
There’s no rush to complete them immediately, but they will allow you to confirm your details and selections.

A Quick Note on Tooling

As mentioned in the previous update, tooling is one of the longest and most careful parts of manufacturing.
Each stage involves reviewing parts, making refinements, and ensuring all the components work together correctly before moving to the next revision.
It can feel slow from the outside, but this is the stage where we make sure the final product is reliable and built to last. We’ll keep sharing updates as we move into the next tooling iteration.
















A note on progress and timing

As we’ve mentioned before, tooling is one of the most important stages of the entire process. This is where the physical moulds are refined so that every part can be produced consistently and assembled correctly.
Because The One Dice is a fairly technical product with a lot of internal components, this stage involves a lot of testing, adjustments, and refinement. Small changes to one part can affect how others fit together, so the team carefully reviews each iteration before moving forward.

It can sometimes look quiet from the outside, but a lot of work happens behind the scenes during this phase. Parts are tested, samples are reviewed, adjustments are made, and new prototypes are produced to confirm improvements before committing them to tooling.
Right now our main focus is quality and reliability. We’re taking the time needed to make sure the components fit properly, the mechanisms feel right, and everything works together the way it should before moving forward to the next stage.

We’re not rushing this step, because getting it right here ensures the final product is consistent, durable, and built to the standard we want to deliver.

As always, thank you for your patience and continued support we’ll keep sharing updates as we move through each stage.

January update- A quick progress update on tooling
about 2 months ago – Thu, Jan 29, 2026 at 11:25:20 PM

Hey everyone,
We wanted to share a short progress update and explain where things are at with tooling, as this is the most important step before we can move into full manufacturing.

Tooling is the stage where we create the physical moulds that are used to make every part of The One Dice. These moulds shape the outer shell, the internal parts, and how everything fits together. Once they are finished, they are used over and over again to make every single dice. As a result, this stage must be completed properly. There is no shortcut here.

This part takes time because it is very hands on and very precise. The moulds are made, tested, adjusted, and tested again. Samples are produced, checked, and refined until everything feels right. Small details like how parts fit, how the dice feel in the hand, how durable it is, and how consistent every unit will be are all locked in at this stage.

If something is rushed here, it can cause problems later that cannot easily be fixed. Taking the time now means the final product will be reliable, consistent, and built to last. It also means that once we move into full production, we can do so with confidence instead of crossing our fingers.

While tooling is not the most exciting stage to look at from the outside, it is one of the most important steps in the entire process. This is where The One Dice truly becomes a finished product rather than just a prototype.

TOOLING PROGRESS

These photos show real progress behind the scenes, even if it does not look flashy yet. This is the stage at which The One Dice moves from a prototype to a product that can be manufactured at scale. 

The detailed steel items within the  are components of the injection mould tools, assembled to produce the complete tools. Some of the photos show a process of these tool parts being produced (ref image below) and other photos are of the finished tool cavities, used to produce the plastic form of the design.








The finished tools shown will be loaded into the injection moulding machines and used to manufacture all plastic and TPE elastomer components of the One Dice and Charging Case. You can see one of the tools fitted into an injection moulding machine, with some plastic parts still in situ.





On the survey side, we are currently preparing everything behind the scenes. Surveys will be sent out in the next two to three weeks, so please keep an eye out for them. Our main focus at the moment is ensuring the tooling and manufacturing setup is completed correctly before we proceed to the next steps.

As always, thank you for your patience and continued support. We will keep you updated as we move forward.

If you have any questions, please email me at [email protected]


A quick thank you and Merry Christmass
3 months ago – Fri, Dec 19, 2025 at 08:22:01 AM

Hey everyone. Hope you are all doing great. We just wanted to take a moment to say thank you for all the support so far, and to wish everyone a Merry Christmas. We really appreciate everyone who has backed, commented, shared ideas, or simply followed along.

Things have been a little quiet on the update side lately, and that’s mostly because there hasn’t been anything flashy to show. The main thing happening right now is that tooling started at the end of November. That’s a big step, and it’s something that needs to be done carefully before manufacturing and full production can begin next year.

At the moment it’s a lot of behind-the-scenes work. Testing, refining, checking details, and making sure everything is right. It’s not very exciting to look at, but it’s an important part of getting the final product right.

Thanks again for the patience and support. We’ll share more as soon as there’s something meaningful to show. Wishing you all a great end to the year. 🎄🎲

The One Dice Team

🥂 THANK YOU The Journey Has Only Just Begun 🎲
5 months ago – Thu, Oct 23, 2025 at 02:42:12 AM



We did it. Together.   

Over 2,000 Dicebearers joined this adventure, helping The One Dice raise more than £400,000 in an incredible campaign that still doesn’t feel real. From the first reveal to the final Witch animation, every single backer, comment, and share helped shape what The One Dice has become. You made this happen  and we can’t thank you enough.





⚙️ What Happens Next
Now the real work begins the long, detailed process of turning prototypes into production.
Over the next  months, we’ll be:
  • Beginning manufacturing tooling for all internal components and materials.
  • Refining and testing multi-roll functionality, customizable LED lighting, and Bluetooth integration.
  • Expanding app systems for Quick Play Mode, Roll History, and Group Play.
  • Building compatibility for virtual tabletops like Roll20, Alchemy, and beyond.
  • Developing even more class-based and non-class animations — including themes the community voted for during the campaign (yes, that means you, Witch and Samurai fans!).
It’s a huge amount of work testing, iterating, designing, and manufacturing but that’s what this next chapter is all about.

🌠 Looking Ahead
This is a long journey, and we’re just getting started. We’ll be sharing regular updates as each milestone unfolds from early tooling shots and animation previews to app progress and behind-the-scenes glimpses.
We want you to be part of the entire process. Because The One Dice isn’t just a product it’s a collaboration between thousands of people who believed in something bold, strange, and exciting.

🎬 Final Roll
Thank you truly for being part of this. The campaign might be over, but The One Dice story is just beginning.
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🕯️ OVERTIME MODE BEGINS SOON — The Witch’s Final Spell 🌙
5 months ago – Fri, Oct 17, 2025 at 09:43:19 AM

The clock hit zero... but the magic didn’t stop.

Welcome to Overtime Mode where every new backer adds minutes to the countdown and keeps The One Dice alive a little longer. It’s the community’s final roll  and together, we’re writing the epilogue.
And to mark this new chapter, we’re unveiling one last animation:

🕯️ The Witch- The Final Animation Reveal

Mysterious. Mesmerizing. Power that hums beneath the surface.  A ritual of light and shadow the perfect send-off for this campaign.


But this isn’t the end. It’s just the moment between chapters.
The One Dice has now passed £400,000 and 2,000 backers  a milestone born from pure community energy.
And now, in Overtime Mode, that energy can keep flowing.

Every new backer resets the timer. Every new pledge extends the magic. And every new supporter helps make The One Dice even bigger  more features, more classes, more animations, and more possibilities post-campaign. We built this project for you for the storytellers, the dreamers, and the dice lovers who saw something different and believed in it. This is your moment to join the story. Your roll decides how long the magic lasts.

✨ Let’s see how far Overtime can go.