Critical Machine AUTOMATIC DICE ROLLER
Speed up combat and complex dice rolls for your fantasy roleplaying games!
This is for you heavy roller: The Automatic Dice Roller(ADR) is a handheld device that not only simulates dice rolls for table top RPGs, but also gives you a nostalgic 80s feel with it’s devoted visual aesthetic and push over swipe design (the keys are absolutely satisfying to tap!). Designed and assembled by Critical Machine in Essex, UK, the ADR aims to provide a tactile feel and reduce the number of pauses in combat. You can quickly calculate the total damage of a fireball (8d6) in under a second!
Automatically add up dice rolls
Switch between damage types
Tactile gaming keyboard switches
Check your average d20 roll to see how you’re rolling
The ADR can be used to roll d2, d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20 and d100s. The ADR can roll with advantage and disadvantage (rolling 2 dice and taking the highest or lowest result). Modifiers can also be used to add or subtract from the dice rolls.
The device can be powered over USB C using the included cable. It can be connected to various devices such as laptops, computers, USB mains adapters and power banks (not included).
Included:
Automatic Dice Roller ADR
USB C cable 1m
Certificate of packing
Shipped in custom cardboard box
Take a look at this video review for more details!
Pdf with instructions is available here!
Produced by Critical Machine
UK Import
13.7 x 9.2 x 3.6 cm
“At first I was reluctant to use an electronic alternative to dice but I was soon won over by Critical Machine’s Automatic Dice Roller. Not only is it easy to use with very useful functionality, its keys and display also give it old school charm.” - Dr A. Simkin, Origins Award-winning dice designer
"I really enjoy it. It’s got a great feel when using it, and it helps me conserve space by not having to worry about dice. Keeps me more organized because it can make a lot of things simpler. Very easy to pack up and use on the move and I think has a great visual aesthetic. There’s plenty of dice out there, but there’s only one critical hit machine. " - PC
Speed up combat and complex dice rolls for your fantasy roleplaying games!
This is for you heavy roller: The Automatic Dice Roller(ADR) is a handheld device that not only simulates dice rolls for table top RPGs, but also gives you a nostalgic 80s feel with it’s devoted visual aesthetic and push over swipe design (the keys are absolutely satisfying to tap!). Designed and assembled by Critical Machine in Essex, UK, the ADR aims to provide a tactile feel and reduce the number of pauses in combat. You can quickly calculate the total damage of a fireball (8d6) in under a second!
Automatically add up dice rolls
Switch between damage types
Tactile gaming keyboard switches
Check your average d20 roll to see how you’re rolling
The ADR can be used to roll d2, d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20 and d100s. The ADR can roll with advantage and disadvantage (rolling 2 dice and taking the highest or lowest result). Modifiers can also be used to add or subtract from the dice rolls.
The device can be powered over USB C using the included cable. It can be connected to various devices such as laptops, computers, USB mains adapters and power banks (not included).
Included:
Automatic Dice Roller ADR
USB C cable 1m
Certificate of packing
Shipped in custom cardboard box
Take a look at this video review for more details!
Pdf with instructions is available here!
Produced by Critical Machine
UK Import
13.7 x 9.2 x 3.6 cm
“At first I was reluctant to use an electronic alternative to dice but I was soon won over by Critical Machine’s Automatic Dice Roller. Not only is it easy to use with very useful functionality, its keys and display also give it old school charm.” - Dr A. Simkin, Origins Award-winning dice designer
"I really enjoy it. It’s got a great feel when using it, and it helps me conserve space by not having to worry about dice. Keeps me more organized because it can make a lot of things simpler. Very easy to pack up and use on the move and I think has a great visual aesthetic. There’s plenty of dice out there, but there’s only one critical hit machine. " - PC
Speed up combat and complex dice rolls for your fantasy roleplaying games!
This is for you heavy roller: The Automatic Dice Roller(ADR) is a handheld device that not only simulates dice rolls for table top RPGs, but also gives you a nostalgic 80s feel with it’s devoted visual aesthetic and push over swipe design (the keys are absolutely satisfying to tap!). Designed and assembled by Critical Machine in Essex, UK, the ADR aims to provide a tactile feel and reduce the number of pauses in combat. You can quickly calculate the total damage of a fireball (8d6) in under a second!
Automatically add up dice rolls
Switch between damage types
Tactile gaming keyboard switches
Check your average d20 roll to see how you’re rolling
The ADR can be used to roll d2, d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20 and d100s. The ADR can roll with advantage and disadvantage (rolling 2 dice and taking the highest or lowest result). Modifiers can also be used to add or subtract from the dice rolls.
The device can be powered over USB C using the included cable. It can be connected to various devices such as laptops, computers, USB mains adapters and power banks (not included).
Included:
Automatic Dice Roller ADR
USB C cable 1m
Certificate of packing
Shipped in custom cardboard box
Take a look at this video review for more details!
Pdf with instructions is available here!
Produced by Critical Machine
UK Import
13.7 x 9.2 x 3.6 cm
“At first I was reluctant to use an electronic alternative to dice but I was soon won over by Critical Machine’s Automatic Dice Roller. Not only is it easy to use with very useful functionality, its keys and display also give it old school charm.” - Dr A. Simkin, Origins Award-winning dice designer
"I really enjoy it. It’s got a great feel when using it, and it helps me conserve space by not having to worry about dice. Keeps me more organized because it can make a lot of things simpler. Very easy to pack up and use on the move and I think has a great visual aesthetic. There’s plenty of dice out there, but there’s only one critical hit machine. " - PC
