Dice towers

[Andrew_McGuire]

Not me. It's on my want list, given that it meets all my criteria - aside from the shock-absorbing, noise-reducing felt - and, wonder of wonders, is not only available to UK customers, but is actually produced in the UK.

Meanwhile, however, my £7 self-assembly jobbie arrived today, and awaits my attention.

[Shahbahraz]

£60 ? You’re having a LAF , mush . 😁

Yep.. that was my first reaction as well. It's a nice artisan piece but exactly not what I need. I want something to blend in, not be a talking point.

[Andrew_McGuire]

Unlike some, perhaps the majority, of contributors, I don't see a dice tower as a terrain piece, though it's a perfectly valid idea, and has given me some ideas. It could even be an objective, with a real purpose, e.g. conferring an extra die roll or rolls on whomever holds it. I'm sure much more could be made of this.

[Shahbahraz]

Fair enough. My point was that the aesthetic value of my games is important to me, and I prefer the mechanics to be as unobtrusive as possible, so as not to spoil my immersion. Rolling dice on a flat table surface - great, but often we have contours, terrain etc. not to mention the risk to figures. Getting another piece of impedimenta off the table, or at least disguised, is a good outcome for me.