A dice tower solves the oldest annoyance at the table: truly random rolls. Dice skitter off the table edge, they land cocked against rulebooks and laptops, and your Elven Ranger is rolling a suspicious number of crits. The fix? Drop your dice through the open top of a dice tower. Each die tumbles down interior baffles, building up entropy and randomness, before spilling out through the stone archway below: a fair, fully randomized roll, every time.
Unlike so many other towers, this isn't a simple 3D print. It's a quality build, made of solid, molded resin, then painted by hand, not left unfinished or machine-sprayed. Subtle variation from piece to piece is part of the appeal.
Stands 6.5 inches tall and sized for a full set of standard (16mm) polyhedral dice, it's a natural fit for D&D, Pathfinder, and any other dice-driven tabletop game, and a striking display piece between sessions.
