Dice tower

Remember how I said that lining up my jars of game pieces would lead to other creative gaming inspiration? We play a lot of board games. Some of those games have dice as part of the game and others…

Lexi Linville on Instagram: “The humble #pringles can has new life as a dice tower. #dicetower #dnd #dungeonsanddragons #dndcrafts #dungeonsanddragonscrafts…”

Rolling dice is an essential part of every D&D campaign, but it can be time-consuming rolling multiple dice at once.With this tower design, you can save time during combat while also being very fun to use! Simply place your dice onto the loading platform, pull down the handle, release it and watch as your dice roll through the tower back onto the loading platform. Rolling 4d6 has never been easier! A dragon atop the tower oversees your rolls, while an adventurer's loot stash hides behind the…

Dice tower made from Hirst Arts (Castlemolds) blocks. I cast these in hydrostone.

Cults on Instagram: "🎲 Really amazing mechanical dice tower ➡️ 3D model: https://cults3d.com/:2046890 💡 Designed by @3d.techdesigns"

Looking to build a DIY dice tower? We've got some free plans, ranging from dead simple & cheap to complex & gorgeous!

Last week, we examined some guidelines to using dice towers. In that article, we made the recommendation that users make their own towers rather than springing for the available store bought. Wh…

This dice tower is built for travel! It may not be the flashiest or most intricate, but it's strong and compact design will make it a hearty travel companion for those games away from home. It can be arranged in two configurations: "Roll" (in which the dice tray is affixed below the skull at the front) and "Travel" (in which the dice tray is stowed flat against the back of the tower). In "Roll" mode, dice can be dropped into the top of the tower and will roll down into the tray. Dice can…