It would be nice to have an option to turn off the flying ships so it's just a simple dice with nice effects. Does toggling off "Particle Effects" in the dice options do this?

How about the ability to add spelljammer ships to the encounter builder? that would be useful.

So these didn't come with the books or even as a pre-order bonus?

Wow. These dice are terrible. I thought the Multiverse ones were bad. It's like they forgot about how the dice are supposed to show a number and focused on jamming in as many special effects as possible. 

Agreed. Definitely should have been a pre-order thing.

did you forget that it displays what number you got on the bottom right?

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did you forget that it displays what number you got on the bottom right?

 Lol

When will the app update be pushed to allow us to use them?  I get an error when I try to download them which states the app needs an update. And when I check, I have no update available. 

Why wasn't this the one that came with the books?

The 80 retro theme has literally nothing to do with these dice, but they had to use it. 

Yeah, that's what makes them fun. It's all marketing, but still fun. Yikes. I'm falling for marketing. What have I become?

Wow! Nice dice! You would have thought this would be the set that comes with the really expensive Spelljammer book... guess not.

80s, 90s, whatever it is it seems appropriate enough. metal/neon letters and grids with vanishing perspective were all over my trapper keepers about the time i ran across Spelljammer as a kid. only missing a cool car or a tomcat jet.

as for the numbers, they seem more readable than the d20 that came with the books.

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did you forget that it displays what number you got on the bottom right?

I'm still waiting for the option to turn off the dice animations entirely and just get the number.

cool set tbh

Would love an option to set/enable different dice for each of my PCs.

I can't believe anyone pays for digital dice for this.  Beyond there limited use they look like freeware.

Even the vision for their online tools baffles me a bit, it's seems more like desktop aids vs a Virtual Table Top.  While I see a market for what they are doing it interest me less than miniatures.  What I see is a cheaply reskinning what freeware already did for them. 

No they don't, they should though!

It would be great if in the video the actual sound of the dice rolls were played instead of the music, the sound of the dice rolling is 90% of how I pick which set I'm using.