Ultra Pro ULP19711 Dice Tower Dungeons & Dragons Honor Among Thieves Leatherette Dice

Excellent to care and compactly store dice or figures

This D&D-branded dice tower folds up and locks in place magnetically, which means you can safely store about 3-4 sets of dice (depending on size) in it without issue. When you want to use it, just unfold the main flap and it becomes a dice tower. It's not as attractive as a dedicated dice tower, but certainly functional and sleek. The only thing you'll be missing is some sort of tray to hold your dice in (there really isn't enough room in this item's tray to hold spare dice AND the result of your roll), but I just put mine on the table next to this tower.

I recently picked up the Ultra Pro - Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves Dice Tower, and I am not disappointed!First off, let's talk about the design. The tower is beautifully crafted and feels incredibly sturdy. I love the thematic artwork, and the attention to detail really shines through. Plus, the compact size makes it easy to transport to game nights or conventions.But the real star of the show is the functionality. The built-in dice tower mechanism ensures fair and random rolls every time, eliminating any chance of bias or manipulation. And with the flip dice tray at the bottom, it's super convenient to store and access your dice between rolls. It can hold over 40 standard size RPG gaming dice, so you'll never run out of space.Another thing I appreciate is the versatility. Whether I'm playing Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, or any other tabletop RPG, this dice tower has me covered. It's become an essential part of my gaming setup, and I can't imagine playing without it.Overall, I couldn't be happier with my purchase of the Ultra Pro - Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves Dice Tower. It's stylish, functional, and adds a whole new level of excitement to my gaming sessions. If you're a tabletop enthusiast like me, do yourself a favor and pick one up—you won't regret it!

This dice roller was a brilliant idea for my son who is a D&D gamer. This product holds 40 dice, so it's great for someone who travels to play D&D with friends. My son carries the dice to his friend's house and then the whole group uses it as a dice roller. The branding of Honor Among Thieves is pretty fun, but not the reason they enjoy using it. The black with red trim makes it a good looking case and its small and light enough to put in a backpack. The magnetic closure works well and gives it a nice quality. There's no assembly required when the case comes, so you'll be ready to roll right away. I can recommend this as a gift or as a fun accessory for any gamer.

As an avid D&D player, I'm always on the lookout for accessories that enhance my gaming experience. This D&D dice tower certainly caught my eye with its promise of high quality. And in many ways, it delivers.Firstly, the construction of this tower is impressive. It feels sturdy and well-built, promising to withstand even the most intense of gaming sessions. The design is sleek and fits well with any tabletop aesthetic. Assembly was a breeze, and it sits nicely on the gaming table without taking up too much space.However, there are a couple of drawbacks that prevent me from giving it a higher rating. The noise level, for one, is quite noticeable. Every time dice are rolled through the tower, there's a loud clatter that disrupts the ambiance of the game. It's not a dealbreaker, but it does detract from the overall experience, especially during quieter moments of gameplay.My other concern is the price point. While the quality is undeniably top-notch, I can't shake the feeling that it's a bit overpriced for what it offers. There are comparable dice towers on the market that deliver similar performance at a lower cost.However, if noise level and price are significant factors for you, it might be worth exploring other options before making a purchase.Overall, Bob recommends.

This is a really well designed and built dice tower for all those D&D fans. This just makes the game a bit better with your dice rolls as well as it provides great storage as well. It can hold over 40 dice in one place, and you just close it up with the magnetic tab and hit the road.My son plays D&D all the time with his friends, just like I use to do when I was his age...like father like son. He is always either playing live here or at one of his friend's houses plus they do this remote thing over the phone, times have really changed. This dice tower is great when he needs to travel with all his books and his dice are kept in this tower to just grab and go.If you love D&D this is a great accessory, or it makes a great gift.

I am a huge fan of the D&D movie, and was thrilled to find this.As a dice tower, this is really great as it folds up neatly for storage/travel, and I am able to keep my go to dice right in it.I keep the following in it:2x - D202x - D122x - D102x - D%2x - D88x - D62x - D41x - D2

This is a nice dice tower. The dice tower has a nice magnetic flap that holds is closed for easy travel and storage and as a result, takes up very little space when folded up. The leather surface has a nice tactile feel and the D&D labeling is not large enough to be distracting or unsightly but is a definite focal point.Once unfolded, the dice tower tray takes up a reasonable about of space but does a very good job of containing the dice after roles and I have had very few instances of dice bouncing out of the tray. The inner components make for a nice rotation of the dice and seem to provide a good randomization of the dice. The biggest issue is that the slanted shelves are a hard plastic and so the dice make a very loud noise when rolled. Although this is not a huge issue, it can become an annoyance during long game plays.Pros: Nice compact design Good randomization of dice Nice look and feelCons: Hard plastic shelves create loud noise.