What are the Kickstarter campaign dates?+
The campaign runs from Tuesday, September 29, 2026 at 9am Eastern through Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 9am Eastern. Early Bird tiers are available for the first 48 hours only — the lowest price this will ever be, plus the leather holster free.
When will it ship?+
Shipping begins in January 2027 — about two months after the campaign closes, where most crowdfunded projects take six to twelve. The design work is already done: every piece photographed on this page is a finished production unit. Once parcels go out, US orders typically arrive in 15–25 business days and the rest of the world in 20–30.
How much is shipping?+
Shipping is collected after the campaign, in the pledge manager, at real regional rates. Current estimates per item: United States — Cube $12–15, Voyager $15–18, Timekeeper $18–20. Rest of world — Cube $15–18, Voyager $18–20, Timekeeper $20–25. If you order more than one piece, the shipping for each is added together.
| Destination | Cube | Voyager | Timekeeper | Arrives in |
|---|
| United States | $12–15 | $15–18 | $18–20 | 15–25 business days |
| Rest of world | $15–18 | $18–20 | $20–25 | 20–30 business days |
Will this replace my dice?+
Honestly — probably not for every roll, and it isn't trying to. When you need 8d6 at once, reach for your set. Chrono Gear is what you pull out when you want the roll to feel like something: the piece that gets picked up, passed around, and asked about.
Is the Timekeeper's wheel bigger than the Voyager's?+
No — both use the exact same 90mm wheel, with identical dials and weight. The Timekeeper adds the gear stand it sits in (155mm tall overall). The Voyager is the easier of the two to spin and to carry, and it's the one the leather holster is made for. The stand can't be added later, so pick based on how you'll use it.
Does it really work as a dice set?+
Yes — six dice in one: d4, d6, d8, d10, d12 and d20. Each die is its own dial: spin it, let it stop, read the result at the marker. For advantage or multiple rolls, spin again — and for percentile rolls, spin the d10 twice.
Is a spin as random as a roll?+
Each dial rides on its own axle and spins free — no detents, no click-stops, no weighted rest position — and the numbered segments around it are cut to equal width, so nothing in the mechanism favours one result over another. Flick it properly and it keeps turning well past the point where you could steer it, then settles on its own. It reads the way a die does: you spin, you look, and you live with the number.
When do I pick my finish?+
After the campaign, in the pledge manager survey. All three Ages are the same price and sets can mix Ages freely — so there's no pressure to decide today.
Will it be cheaper at retail later?+
No — Kickstarter backers get the lowest price this will ever be, and the first units shipped.
