D&D Accessories: The Right Dice Tower For Your Table
Whether you’re looking for something straight forward, weird and fun, or a one of a kind piece of art, there’s a dice tower for every table.
Dice towers can be a helpful tool on any game table. They give you a way to roll your dice in style without having to worry about whether or not your hand spun the dice the wrong way when you made that critical roll. Let the D&D dice fall where they may – but give them their own adventure to go on their way with these amazing dice towers.
1. The Classic Adventurers Tower
Half dice tower, half centerpiece for your gaming table, half addition to your dungeon model, this tower is 150% a D&D tool you didn’t know you needed. This has become a classic dice tower design and looks like one of the towers at the last castle your characters visited. This one has nice little details like the barrel and crate. But at the end of the day it is a simple, nicely designed and very functional tower to roll your dice down.
2. Dice Popper
Have you ever played D&D and thought, “This needs more pop-o-matic bubble?” Well then have I found the dice roller for you. Instead of rolling your dice town a tower, this short castle will let you bounce them with delightful old-school board game nostalgia. I love this thing, and I can honestly say that if anyone showed up to my table with one, it would be all we used for the rest of the session. In fact, I may get one for the table myself.
3. All-In-One Dice Tower
I love a multitasker. Anything that makes it a little easier to bring as much stuff as I need to the table is okay in my book. And this dice tower’s brilliant simplicity does just that. It folds down into a box with four rows of dice storage for all of the dice I know you have. And when it’s time to play you pop up the roller, and have a nice open tray to roll into.
4. Fold Up Dice Tower
Another great option if you’re an adventurer with a limited amount of space is a fold-up dice tower and tray. Both pieces unsnap, untold, and lay flat for easy transportation in your bag between game books. And when the game is about to start, they go together in a snap.
5. Crossbow Dice Shooter
Is this a dice tower? No. Is it practical? Also no. Do I love it and want to buy one for each of the members of my party and record the DM’s reaction? Hell yes of course I do! The mechanic is simple, load your dice into the crossbow as if it were a bolt, shoot at the provided table shield, and travel forth into adventure!
What’s your favorite dice roller? Do you have a go-to for your table? Is your style more simple or do you prefer to aim for the wow factor? Or, do you just throw your dice down and hope none go rogue and get stolen by a cat? Let us know in the comments!
Happy Adventuring!
