e-Raptor Dice Towers: - Dragon Cards

I bought this for my tabletop gamer friend's birthday and he loved it and used it the same day. He put it together quite easily without looking up any instructions and has taken it apart and put it together several more times since (although you can just keep it put together if you want, since it looks neat).I went with the wood version because I figured he could paint it whatever color he wanted (he's currently sketching patterns on it), but you could also leave it as just wood if you'd like.It rolls his D20s and other dice fine. We have not tried a D60 yet (a large dice).Note that you can hear the dice as they fall and land. This shouldn't be a concern since games aren't usually really quiet environments, but if hearing the dice bothers you my suggestion would be to add some sticky felt to the exposed dice surfaces.

I bought 2. They are cut to fit together very tight. I needed to sand the slots down a bit to make them fit. As an artist I liked the unfinished quality of the woodwork. I am enjoying painting them.The company also makes dice towers that look like gothic architecture. Hopefully they sell them here soon.If you are not talented with models you might get help from a friend. There are no directions, and some pieces look very similar. However there are only 8 pieces, so it's not difficult. The pieces come punched from the original plywood.

Got 2 of these to use while playing SFR's Dragon Dice game. The tower fits together very solidly. It is a perfect large size for the numbers of dice that might be rolled at once, even in a large game. And the dragon shape is lovely.

Really liked the look of this tower. I Painted mine (Red on once side and Gold on the other) and added some felt to the shelves and bottom tray to make it a little less noisy. Dice still roll great.

This is really nice. I would be better if it came with clear assembly instructions. But It's a high quality cool piece.