Castle Dice Tower with Tray Wood Laser Cut Dragon Carving Easy Roller Perfect for Board Game, D&D and RPG (Castle)

I just built this dice tower with my 9yo and the assembly is part of the fun! It’s fairly easy to assemble; the hardest part is just lining up and driving in the tiny little screws into the wood. But once that’s done, it’s quite sturdy. The details on the dice tower are really neat. And it does a great job at rolling your dice. I probably wouldn’t trust the tower to roll metal dice but that’s a minor detail. I was surprised to see a little wooden Druid figure as well that is included with the tower. Some of the pieces were a little bent but once it was assembled, the pieces straightened out nicely. A really great dice tower for the value. I highly recommend.

Excellent design, intricate detail, easy to put together, fun to paint! Budget friendly.

First and foremost the dice tower is great and after some minor DIY engineering/fixes my final product fully assembled is solidly built and fully functional.The instructions were entirely pictures and in color. We had no problems understanding what went were and all the screw holes were predrilled and the lined up...sort of :(Here’s my dong on the product and I would like to say that this is only my experience with the product, I only bought one so maybe if I would have sent this one back the pieces would have been perfect? But a few of the pieces in my set were warped and not exactly straight. This quality control issue caused some minor difficulty in putting the pieces together without breaking when I tried to screw them together. The screws are VERY tiny but they did include a magnetic screw driver that worked perfectly. Due to the warping of the pieces I decided I would also glue the pieces together so that I wasn’t relying on just the screws to hold it together. The glue will make this piece last MUCH longer. I used some small hand clamps to hold the pieces in place with the glue dried. The warped pieces caused the screw holes to not line up exactly and the wooden pieces are only 1/4” thick so even slightly off caused 2 of the screws to break through the visibly side. I simply glued the pieces back in place and hand clamped the area until the glue dried.We tested the dice tower and it works perfectly. The inside angled steps which cause the dice to tumble are securely attached using the die cut tongue and groove. I also glued those in place.When your finished you have two sections that go together to form the tower and dice corral where the dice finish their tumble. The two pieces do fit together tightly and by the friction of the two pieces hold together well. You can separate the two pieceS for easy storage and transport; however...you guessed it, I glued those bad boys together. LOL. The tower is not that big when constructed and we won’t be transporting it very much, if at all. I glued it because I can see the two pieces wearing down after constant putting together and taking apart And losing the friction fit.I am very happy with my purchase even though I had to DIY engineer/fix the final product. We will use the dice tower every game now. I really bought it for the kids so they would get more excited about wanting to play. I think it did the trick LOL. I just may purchase another one for the dungeon master to use.I would recommend this dice tower. I just hope I got a dud set and others get straight pieces in their set.

Ok, let's start by saying this is the second dice tower I've purchased off ebay. The first one was utter garbage. A flimsy cardboard piece of junk from a different seller.This one froom CZYY-Store was pretty awesome.I was a little leary when the tiny box arrived, and everything lay flat. Small pieces stacked on small pieces.Once I pulled the pieces out, I was relieved to find some fairly sturdy little planks with tiny holes where the screws were meant to go. The instructions were a little lackluster and definitely were not a step by step, buuuut, putting the thing together was still fairly straight forward.Once I fully assembled this dice tower (while playing Call of Cthulu), we immediately started using and and noticed a hug difference in our dice rolls. Now, bear in mind this is luck based, but I went from having the most horrible rolls and epic fails to having some of the most amazing successes. In fact, I received a penalty die for an action, rolled, and with the penalty die, still rolled 2% which was an extreme success!The tower itself is visually appealing and well detailed. It's fairly sturdy, though the planks are fairly thin. It was able to handle heavier dice without falling.I would highly recommend this tower to anyone looking for one!

This was a gift last year and I love it! It's durable and easy to assemble. The screws go in easy even for their size. I love the way it folds into itself for storage. I'm trying to develop my own table top game and this tower works as intended to make rolls feel more random but also makes it fun. The dice never fly out of the tray. Easy to draw, color or paint on. I posted a photo of the different mediums used, but also used acrylic paint, all went on well. Don't use mechanical pencils because they press into the wood rather than drawing on it, use a regular #2. Take the time to color the insides of the panels, it's well worth the wait before assembly I promise!Also got the mini mimic chest, equally amazing piece!

This is a good product for beginners. It looks great, the laser etchings are nice. It is also easy to put together, comes with everything you need - screws and screw driver. I stained mine to look little darker. Plays well, relatively compact - good value for money. Folds in the tray itself for East portability.But that’s where trouble starts.First, it is precision cut, still there is play between the inner pieces.Second, I bought two of these and both had a bit of bow on long pieces. That didn’t go away even with screws - had to use glue and tape it overnight.Third, make sure you do not over tighten the screws - it will split this wood. I have worked with wood so I knew that the plywood is not of highest quality.It’s a good first dice tower for a beginner or a kid. I wouldn’t count on this lasting more than a year.