DND Dice Tower with Holder Box – Medieval 3D Printed Dice Jail for RPG Games (Includes Random 7-Piece D20 Set) Black & Black & Gold

This dice tower from XJPONGC combines a functional dice roller with a storage box that doubles as a dice jail. Made from 3D-printed plastic and designed to look like a medieval city wall, it features over 30 internal stairs that tumble dice through a full rotation before they land in the tray. Each purchase includes a random set of seven polyhedral dice (including a D20) in matching black and gold tones. It's a practical accessory for Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, and other tabletop RPGs where fair, randomized rolls matter.

How does the tower achieve random rolls?

The tower's interior contains more than 30 stepped levels. When you drop a die in at the top, it bounces and rotates through each step before exiting. This long path helps break up rolling patterns, giving results that feel more unpredictable than a simple hand toss. The full rotation design means dice rarely land the same way twice.

A design that fits your game table

The exterior mimics a fortified city wall, with textured stonework and a dark black finish accented by gold detailing. A small holder box sits at the base – you can use it to store your dice or temporarily “jail” a die that's been rolling poorly. The whole piece measures roughly 5 inches tall and 3 inches wide (exact dimensions are not specified by the manufacturer). It's compact enough to sit next to a character sheet without crowding the table.

What’s in the box?

• Dice tower with integrated holder box (dice jail)
• Random 7-piece polyhedral dice set in black and gold

Common questions about this dice tower

What type of dice does it work with?

The tower is designed for standard polyhedral dice used in RPGs. The included set covers most common shapes, but the tower can handle any dice up to about 20mm in diameter. The manufacturer does not specify a maximum size.

Is the dice holder removable?

The holder box is built into the base of the tower. It is not designed to be detached; it functions as a storage compartment and a dice jail. You can open the front door to retrieve or store dice.

Does the 3D printing leave rough edges?

All units are 3D printed from plastic. Some minor layer lines may be visible, but the surface is generally smooth to the touch. No sharp edges or burrs are reported.

Can I buy extra dice sets separately?

This listing only includes the random set that comes with the tower. Extra dice sets are not included, but you can use any standard polyhedral dice with the tower.