The D&D 5th Edition 'Dice Bottles' Healing Kit' is a really neat looking game aid/gimmick that comes in three different formats, ranging from $15 to $70+ (cheaper if you get the Early Bird pledges) which look really cool, and will help with getting those injured PCs back up and in the action again!
Quick, how many d4s in a Superior Healing Potion? Which is larger, Superior or Supreme? You might know (+1 to your Medicine stat if you do), but you likely have players or DMs who don’t, and with everything else to keep track of while playing D&D, any way to avoid slowing down the battle to hit the Index of the Handbook and hunt down the modifier is a positive for everybody playing.
The Healer’s Kit solves all that. Next time the halfling is stepped on by a giant, the dwarf gets surprised by a mimic, or the druid jumps off a cliff for funsies ending up crumpled in gore on the rocks, you’ll be ready. Simply flip the latch on the box, admire the handiwork, select the proper size potion for the occasion, unscrew the cap, and dump the dice onto the opened lid, it’s also a rolling surface! Add the dice numbers and the right modifier (provided on the underside of the lid) to reveal just how many or few Hit Points you’re getting back.
My goal here is to provide the easiest to use, most glorious potions for everyone. How is that going to happen?
· Bottles that LOOK like potion vials! Some stylish adornments will be on the bottle but not enough to obscure those handsome dice.
· Matching red d4 dice! It’s actually quite hard to get matching d4s, and you’ll have enough to make any potion with d4 dice you might need.
· Professional designs. The ones on the prototypes are ok, but Amber (the most excellent artist) will do way, way better than me!
· Underside of the the lid will be leather, allowing it to double as a dice rolling area!
· The leather of the rolling area will also have the potion requirements etched in, so you’ll never have to crack a handbook for that info again.
· The foam holds everything neatly in place and perfectly spaced, making it easy to keep the potions ordered how you like them.
· 5 Box finish options: Unfinished - Dark colored etch (great for darker stains), Unfinished - Light brown colored etch (great for lighter colored stains), Natural with clear coat, Colonial Maple, and Sedona Red.
· Two suede leather color options for rolling area: Brown and Tan
Dice Bottles – DnD 5e Healing Potion Kit by Jonathan Ross is live on Kickstarter until Thursday 1st March 2018.
Quick, how many d4s in a Superior Healing Potion? Which is larger, Superior or Supreme? You might know (+1 to your Medicine stat if you do), but you likely have players or DMs who don’t, and with everything else to keep track of while playing D&D, any way to avoid slowing down the battle to hit the Index of the Handbook and hunt down the modifier is a positive for everybody playing.
The Healer’s Kit solves all that. Next time the halfling is stepped on by a giant, the dwarf gets surprised by a mimic, or the druid jumps off a cliff for funsies ending up crumpled in gore on the rocks, you’ll be ready. Simply flip the latch on the box, admire the handiwork, select the proper size potion for the occasion, unscrew the cap, and dump the dice onto the opened lid, it’s also a rolling surface! Add the dice numbers and the right modifier (provided on the underside of the lid) to reveal just how many or few Hit Points you’re getting back.
My goal here is to provide the easiest to use, most glorious potions for everyone. How is that going to happen?
· Bottles that LOOK like potion vials! Some stylish adornments will be on the bottle but not enough to obscure those handsome dice.
· Matching red d4 dice! It’s actually quite hard to get matching d4s, and you’ll have enough to make any potion with d4 dice you might need.
· Professional designs. The ones on the prototypes are ok, but Amber (the most excellent artist) will do way, way better than me!
· Underside of the the lid will be leather, allowing it to double as a dice rolling area!
· The leather of the rolling area will also have the potion requirements etched in, so you’ll never have to crack a handbook for that info again.
· The foam holds everything neatly in place and perfectly spaced, making it easy to keep the potions ordered how you like them.
· 5 Box finish options: Unfinished - Dark colored etch (great for darker stains), Unfinished - Light brown colored etch (great for lighter colored stains), Natural with clear coat, Colonial Maple, and Sedona Red.
· Two suede leather color options for rolling area: Brown and Tan
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Starter Vial
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Basic Healer’s Kit
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Professional Healer’s Kit
Starter Vial
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Basic Healer’s Kit
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Professional Healer’s Kit
Dice Bottles – DnD 5e Healing Potion Kit by Jonathan Ross is live on Kickstarter until Thursday 1st March 2018.
