This is an excellent submission. I had similar thoughts about combining dice for a game (in terms of numbers not classes) but I couldn't figure out a mechanic around it. Really simple to pick up and play.

This is probably one of my favorite games out of this jam. It's so addicting and I spend some good time trying to figure out all the classes I could get. Not only does it look appealing despite its simplicity, it is also really well balanced and easy to understand. You really made an amazing game!

This was amazing! At first I thougth it was just a neat game with dices, then I realized I could combine dices when I ran out of spaces, and then recombine dices again until I reached more advanced and specialized classes. 

I kinda messed around with classes and ended up with a bunch of different dices and thougth it would make me fail in later fight but it didn't. Really appreciate the balancing in normal mode.

Cute and simple art. But I also see why so many people said it looked like Slice and Dice. The music and sound effects are really good too.

This was really Incredible.  I'm really stoked to go back and play it through a few more times now just to see the different dice combos.  Absolutely loved my gambler dice and 4 Jugglers, spamming rerolls and cantrips.

This was a fantastic game, wow!

I assumed there was only 6 classes based off of combinations of dice, but then realized the base makes a difference. I didn't experiment too much farther but are there 27 classes?!

I had a lot of fun building a rogue/enchanter hand, and then stoked when I found the bard. This was my hard run, and I defeated the final boss without ever needing to select a die. On my normal run, I just kept re-rolling until I could hit 50.

Really satisfying game to play, and all of the polish and UI feels really good and immersive. Absolutely great work!

Super fun!! I played this game all the way through and loved the mechanics so much, especially combining the dice. It was so cool to see what they would mix and match into. 

The music was nice and chill,  and I feel like the scaling of difficulty was perfect throughout. (I played it on normal mode :) ) The only thing I had an issue with is sometimes my dice would land on top of each other, and it was a bit hard to see lol. 

All in all, super fun. I thought I'd dislike the Gambler dice . . . . turned out to be my favorite.

Wow, this was incredible! Based on the comments (yours included) it sounds like I need to try slice&dice! Still, amazing work on this, love all the little bits of polish in the UI. I would definitely play more of this.

Had a whole bunch of fun playing this! I'd still much rather play Slice and Dice as it stands as they are almost the same game, except Slice and Dice has more of everything, lol. The visuals and music are really good hear and I liked the twist of only having a single player character and a much more controlled class progression compared to SnD. The main mechanics are kinda down to a tee the same as the original content, including the janky dice rolling physics, lol. I'm sure it can be developed further to break itself away more from SnD, it has potential and I really liked all the polish that went into it.

Enjoyed the game a lot. Easy to understand, but quickly realised there was more depth with certain dice combos (Look at Enchanter and cantrip die). Would like to see some for of compendium, so you could see what die combinations you might have tried or even missed. Only hiccup I ran into was the game temporarily freezing when a debuff was applied for the first time (I was playing the browser version).

Would love to see the game expanded after the Jam, has a lot of potential.

Really nice design and graphics, chill sounds and music, all works really well. Had the game stutter on me sometimes (when getting poisoned or some other new effect is introduced) but it did continue shortly after.

I'm back after hearing that the game is a lot like another game, Slice & Dice. I didn't know about that one so I went and bought it to try it out. So your homage made a sale for them.

After playing S&D a few rounds, I can honestly say there are some things I like better in your game: I like the slightly easier difficulty by default. That hits my sweet spot. I like the way the player has more control over what classes they'll get. I like your arrow drag mechanic, which feels more visceral than click, move, click. I like your hover tooltips, which give me information without unnecessary mouse-clicking. I like your unified HP, so I don't have to manage block for specific characters. It's a bit more casual than dice & slice, but there's room in the world for a variety of game difficulties.

There's nothing wrong with piling onto a game genre. Duke Nukeum was a clone of Doom, way back in the day. There's a thousand Slay the Spire variants now.

On the other hand, your dice assets do look very similar. So maybe more reskin could have been in order.

Overall though, I think you've improved on that game in many ways. Now you just need to add a bunch of content , maybe reskin the dice, and get it on Steam.