Forged Dice Co. Citadel Dice Tray and Dice Tower - DnD Dice Tray, Dice Box Storage for Dice and Removable Dice Tower - 3 in 1 Dice Rolling Tray, Storage and Tower - Perfect for RPG and Tabletop Gaming

A couple of guys in my dnd group have these (including the dm). The build quality is excellent. I only call it basic because it isn't shaped like a tower or anything, but i don't want that. I wanted the portability. Now I have a brick to carry with me to DnD that is difficult to lose. The brick can store my dice with ease. I also fold up my character sheet (which i am always losing) and place it in the dice roll area for safe keeping.Honestly the only way they could improve this is to put a pocket in the lid of the above mentioned character sheet.

My son loved this dice tower. It holds several of his favorite dice sets and the cover can also be used as an extra dice tray. Great product.

Great for players and GMs who have a couple sets of dice they truly love.

It's exactly what they advertise. Works great, looks good. Nice soft liner for the dice to roll on and plenty of space to keep a few sets of dice in. Worth every penny.

There are some issues with the product that may be considered minor to others but the TL;DR is that this dice tower is a decent middle ground alternative for those looking to get something decent while cutting some costs of more expensive brands.Originally I thought the bottom of the dice tower was to narrow with the dice getting stuck at the bottom, until I realized I was rolling on an uneven surface (couch). That being said if you need to roll on an uneven surface the dice are likely to get stuck about 2.8 ~ 3 times out of 10 so keep that in mind. I tested with over 150 rolls of polyhedral die using anywhere from 1 dice to 9 die simultaneously and found the die NEVER getting stuck through the tower when used on a level surface. However i didn't note much bounce whether i was hand rolling or using the tower. Often i would see a bit of a slide rather than a roll of the die when hand rolled (tested around 70 times) so take that how you will as good or bad.Now for what you get; A dice tray that has a nice 4 slots for a full set of polyhedral die sets, letting you show off your sets of die. A tower piece, for rolling of course though optional and removable. And finally a top cover.Out of the box the leather wrapped top fitted on top of the dice tray with the tower in the area of the rolling section of the dice tray looks nice, compact-able and well like a small shoe box making for easy storage in most places. the inside sections of the whole piece is covered in your color choosing of felt/fur/nice rug like material. The top piece can act as a stand alone dice tray should you have need of a second or as an organizer to hold any extra die you don't have stored within the 4 slots in the die tray. As mentioned in the product details, the tray has 4 slots to hold whole sets of polyhedral die sets. The only thing i don't remember reading about was the top piece that, as mentioned, could be used as a dice tray itself.The issues that i have; On the tower itself there are 2 designs, one on each side, that are actually quite difficult to make out due to the black leather working. Perhaps a minor issue to some but for those that like to show case their items you may find this quite disappointing.Some of the spots of color felt do not seem to be well fitted in, namely the corners on my top piece. Perhaps I acquired a slightly older tower, or maybe moisture got into my package (quite a large amount of snow as of the time of this review) and with said issue leaves me questioning the longevity of the product.As previously mentioned in the first section, there isn't much bounce with the dice tray, I found that when hand rolling a D4 i would want to drop the dice onto its corner for an actual roll for example.Finally, on the tower piece there are a few screws used to keep the tower/leather/pieces inside for rolling together. With enough moving or removing the screw will leave residue stains, wear, and tear on the leather inside the dice tray, again questioning the longevity of the product.All in all, despite the issues I found with the product I do really love this dice tower and will order another should I feel the need to and look forward to rolling my outcomes thanks to this Forge dice tower.

Ah! As someone trying to minimize the amount of unused stuff I keep accumulating, I spent a ton of time looking into dice towers I could buy online. Pricing on this one is totally reasonable for the quality!This one is soooo good. Get it if:*the listing looks great to you (the description is very accurate)*you want something semi modular to stow away, but not have to fold and tear down and build up*arent looking for super portability*dont want to deal with an extra tray + tower*are cool with faux leather (it scratches easily)*want a quiet dice tower that feels substantial and well made*dont have too many dice sets or just want to show off your favsThere are tons of handmade or manufactured dice towers out there but this one is just super clean to put away and a pleasure to useI do wish there was a version without the extra space at the bottom to store a dice set, as the whole thing is not a great super portable options.It is not a light dice towerFour rows of dice sets while playing feels extra “noisy” when trying to avoid extra stuff on your table

When I picked up this dice tray/tower, I was looking to reclaim some precious table space that was running very low with some of my bigger footprint board games. I ended up liking this way more than I thought I would. Two full sets of dice, a row of d6's and a row of spindowns all contained neatly within the box is perfect for me. On one side, you have the dice storage, dice tower that magnetically hugs the back wall for stability and a small rolling area. The top of the box is also lined for a second large rolling area. Versatile, sturdy and great form factor, it's my first choice when grabbing a dice tower/tray.

This was actually way nicer than I anticipated! High quality!