Designed by The Boardgame Zone, the project moves beyond simple thematic jewelry. The bracelet functions as a mechanical tool, utilizing six rotating numbered bands to replace traditional dice during gameplay. A dedicated D20 spinner charm serves as a tactile focal point, allowing players to execute the most common rolls without reaching for a phone or a handful of plastic polyhedrals. Product designer Frank noted that the goal was to transform the relic itself into the dice, rather than merely decorating a piece of metal with gaming symbols.

The initial launch features three distinct aesthetic themes: the tentacle-adorned Abyssal Oracle, the dragon-scaled Wyrmguard, and the dungeon-themed Crypt Warden. Each is cast in a brass base with either antique brass or silver-tone finishes. Beyond the base models, the campaign offers customization options through modular beads, with further expansions locked behind stretch goals. Should funding reach £15,000, the project will introduce a gold-tone cord option, with additional relic beads promised at the £30,000 mark. This release follows the studio’s previous experiments in wearable gaming gear, including the DiceDangle and DieRing, marking a shift toward fully integrated mechanical accessories for the tabletop community.