dnd dice tower 3d models

I built this Dice Tower for Dungeons & Dragons, and while it's fairly straightforward, it does the job effectively.

... favorite games without fear of throwing all the pieces of the board. ... Printable model of a tower to throw dice, with this tower you will have a safe area to throw the dice in your favorite games without fear of knocking all the pieces off the board.

My take on dice tower - it resembles many other dice towers here on Thingiverse, but its actually designed from the scratch and most of the similarities are really just coincidence. I wanted to have bigger dice tower and possibility to print from...

... you play and what need in the current situation. You can print the Upper_Box without supports, the DnD letters can be done using bridging. ... *Last but not least, if you like the design, please consider a tip, I need some beers after this ;-)*

first set of polyhedral, for DND use or whatever us you may need! ...new hobby and really enjoying it

Had to make my own dice because all other dice were wrong or could not find a good set. Left a blank set if anyone else wanted to get creative with the numbers. ...All dice should be accurate.

This dice guarantees a crit succes 1 every 4 rolls.Also breaks the damage of the dice.The numbers are in Comic Sans to make it extra cursed.

You may customize them according to what you play and what need in the current situation.You can print the Upper_Box without supports, the DnD letters can be done using bridging.Last but not least, if you like the design, please consider a tip, I...

... Tower Base v2 is a freestanding base that is designed to be set on a table or other flat surface. Small Dice Tower Base v3 (Slot for Dice Tray) is the same base, but there is a groove cut out of the bottom that allows it to attach to the dice tray

I wanted to create a dice tower, where I could see the dice progress as it was tumbling. I printed this on low quality, with the "Dice Here" sign facing down. No supports needed. ... [![ IDice...

(At least it is if you're a dice goblin :) ) This set of dice is a full play set inspired by common artificer equipment. ...In the set you can find: D2 dice D4 alchemist potion D6 hand drill D8 fire D10 screw D10 (tens place) screw driver D12 homunculus...

I saw a dice chair on amazon an did not want to buy it so i just made one

I use it often in our DnD games, it's not too loud, and there's only been minor surface damage from the dice falling down the interior ramp. The castle is around 4.5"x4.5"x7.5". This is how I learned to do CAD, so there's some minor surface details...

A mini dice sword for D&D except not nearly as good as The Original Dice Sword. For mini dice. Three separate pieces - handle, blade, and sheath, to be combined/mixed if you want to change it up. ...Also a stick to combine the blade and handle.

This is a dice tower/wizard's tower landscape. To use as a dice tower, remove the top and throw in your die. If not, leave the top on. ...It will stay on it's own, but you can use glue to adhere it to place.

A simple three piece dice tower for tumbling and controlling your dice. Intended to print with minimal supports and clean-up. Images show just after printing with supports removed. ... Should drop right together after support clean up.

Another exquisite dice tower catches my eye. Its mouth is generously wide, inviting all to roll their dice within. ...Delicate "elven" script adorns its surface, adding an air of mystique to this already captivating piece.

... Been Added to Intensify Randomness. For Optimal Performance, Print This Tower at Least 5 Inches Tall for Micro Dice. Larger Dice Require a Correspondingly Larger Structure - A Logical Requirement. ...Assemble with Super Glue to Ensure a Strong Bond.

Update 1: new gate (V2) Update 2: new tower (V2) (slightly lower that V1 and with smaller slopes angles) Known Issues: -The tower V1 is a bit noisy when rolling dice. -With more dice, they don't stop at the gate. "Rolling" with the gate closed...

This tiny epic heroes dice tower provides an exciting twist to the popular tabletop experience of tiny epic heroes game play.

I've always been drawn to creating unique gaming accessories, and designing a custom dice tower seemed like the perfect challenge.

I'm testing out a dice tower that I made myself. ...It hasn't been thoroughly checked yet, but it might actually roll some decent rolls.

This dice tower is designed in a round shape, complete with an intricately crafted spiral staircase that adds a unique and engaging element to the gameplay experience.

A custom-designed die tray for three sets of dice and an accompanying roller tray, crafted with precision to utilize 6mm diameter, 4mm deep magnets - the smallest available at the time of conception. ...This versatile design can be easily modified to...

Dice Box to fit one standard dice set with the words "Don't trust the dungeon master" on the top cover. I recommend buying these hinges on Amazon to use with it as I have tested them to work.

This is a dice jail that I made for a teacher. ...I have not seen any other dice jail such as this, so here you go. ...I hope you all like it and don't be afraid to show me your dragon heads.

... spend 1 minute to figure out which die is the D4, well you need this like I did. ... It is a simple dice holder for your players to PUT the dice on while they play. ... You can swap out the color at layer 25 or 26 so the text is even more visible.

I made this in Fusion360 it is two parts,  The tower part will fit dice smaller than 30mm.   Printing this was printed at 0.2 layer height. ... I used tree supports on the tower & it printed well upright.

For laser-cut dice tower designs featuring impressive wooden and black plastic finishes, check out this link: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:39887. ...This site offers images showcasing the completed tower's appearance.

A simple dice tower, perhaps not as visually stunning as some others on display, but boasting a significant advantage: its design requires no lengthy 23-hour printing process. ...Additionally, this tower is crafted in a single, seamless piece.