AUSPDICE DND Dice Tower - 36 Step Retro Color Tower for High Randomness in Table Games Like Dungeons and Dragons - Perfect Role Playing Game Gift (Ancient Silver Color)

Good modular build, no defects.

I buy a lot of stuff on Amazon. Big stuff, like my 6' x 6' L-shaped office desk, to medium stuff like my Brother color laser printer, to small stuff like my storage containers. I can honestly say that this dice tower is one of my favorite purchases to date. I play an unhealthy amount of board games, and many of those contain a lot of dice, which require a lot of rolling. I have a very nice wood and leather dice rolling tray that I use for D&D, but for the board games, quite often I find myself rolling the dice while reading game cards or performing other game-related activity, so I thought a dice tower might be useful. You know, drop the dice in while reading the game card for outcomes. I looked at a lot of dice towers before settling on this one and I must say, this has been a fantastic purchase. I won't play any of my games that use dice without dedicating a space somewhere on the game table for this tower. It's eminently functional, of course, but it's also just interesting to look at. The paint job and detail is just superb. Some might complain it is too plain or lacks detail, but I disagree. The 3-D printing process leaves surface details that reflects the metallic-look paint beautifully and gives the entire tower an authentic, aged look. Couldn't be happier. Some people say they printing is flawed or sub-par in some way. If I look really close, I mean under my magnifying lens close, then sure, you can spot imperfections. No 3D printed object of this size and scale (and detail!) could ever be perfect. The one negative I will say, and this is noted by the manufacturer in the product description, as that the particular 3D printing medium used (PLA) allows for high detail, but also by its nature is brittle. As the manufacturer says: "High hardness, poor toughness". It's not going to break from normal handling, but if you are rough with it, then the thinner parts are where it is likely to fail. I've used the crap out of mine since I received it, and I've experienced no issue whatsoever, but I also treat thing things I love with care. In summary - the overall effect of the dice tower is just sublime. I know I've gushed on and on about this dice tower, but that's just because I truly love it so much. For the record, I have in NO WAY been compensated by the producer of this fine product. I purchased it with my own money, and as it turns out was happy I did!

I’ve been using this dice tower for almost 2 years and it’s still the best one I’ve found! The dice don’t fly off the sides or the bottom. It looks cool too and I always get compliments on it!

I've never owned a dice tower before and I wasn't quite sure what to expect. To start, this thing is easy to take out and assemble. Just put the two very obvious base pieces together like the easiest puzzle ever, and you're good to go. There it is. A tower. For your dice. It sat flat, sturdy, sections well fitted, and made the most delightful sound when I tumbled my dice down the stairs.Yeah, I'm not sure if this dice tower is something a person /needs/ for a game, but after the satisfaction of using it, I can see why people would /want/ one. It's fun! And it's really cool looking, so it'll look great on the gaming shelf. The little barrels are brown and the stairs and stone textures are detailed. I chose the silver because it reminded me of the grey stone of a castle interior and I absolutely love it! Can't wait to bring this to my next game session to show it off!

Everything great about it. Looks cool. First roll was unfortunately a nat 1 but then advantage was nat 20... the but though... the little leg that holds the tower to the base must have snapped off on the way here. I'm not close to where I'm these guys are used to delivering. But it still works but if you use it on a smooth surface(ie wood) the tower gets separated from the base slightly with each roll. But on a play mat it stays together ok, butbif you accidently bump the tower as you roll the dice itll of course separate alot. But if you dont bump it and keep it on a play mat still works great... if it didn't have that tiny piece break im sire there wouldnt be the issue of seperating at all and I would give 5. Might buy another just have a little variety. I still have the little piece that broke so I might be able to glue it back on. If simple glue does the job I'll edit the review.

It’s a beautiful tower, and sturdy enough to even work with heavy metal dice. Love it and will use it every time with host a game night!

This tower is cute. It is much smaller than you would think from the pictures but I knew that from the reviews. It is a 3D product which the company didn't try to hide. It's a tad fragile but my DnD-loving grandson really likes it which is a good thing because his friend gave him one just like it but grey instead of purple. He DMs and plans to use them both.

I was actually really surprised at how beautiful the packaging was for this. I elected for the green copper finish because it fits my aesthetic, and it matches my DM screen. I really like the subtle hints of character on it, from the "cobblestone tiles" to the elegant archway to the "supplies" in the back. It's just fun to look at. It rolls dice very well, though the height of the tower made me a little worried. After rolling a few different sets, I can honestly say it just rolls them very well. Overall I think it's a great piece from Auspdice and I hope to see more products like this in the future.