FoxTower, Standard Size Dice Tower for RPGs and Board Games

Board games require dice.Dice are rolled, tossed or somehow moved, to change them during play.This can create questions about a “real” dice roll, usually after a very lucky result for a player.Dice can go bouncing across the board knocking pieces out of their way.Dice can roll off the table creating a question on accepting the result.Do you know someone who seems “better” throwing dice than anyone else?Simple, fair, sturdy and good looking this item solves all these problems.Assembly is snapping the 3 pieces together and the attaching the fence.With a reasonable footprint, the tower easily shares a card table with a game.The interior platforms are steps not slides forcing the dice to tumble.Zombicide uses less than six dice at a time, which is never a problem.To test my tower, I rolled 10 dice at a time with no problems.My son tested the tower with the RPG style dice and the tower passed easily.The tower is sturdy with a heavy plastic construction.This prevents it from moving or tipping over during play.This is the best dice tower available and worth every cent you spend.

Seriously, I love this thing. It does a great job of randomizing dice rolls, prevents dice from scattering around the table, travels well, and looks great to boot! I have yet to find another dice tower that's nearly as nice.I've used mine regularly (traveling with it 1-2 times per week, most weeks, since back in 2014) and it still works great. After about 3 years' constant use, the worst I can say about it in that regard is that the pieces have a SLIGHTLY looser fit...I think (even if so, it doesn't affect the tower's appearance or function). This thing's withstood a lot of use and abuse for that too. The tower is quickly split into 4 pieces (including the dice-catcher) for travel and sets up just as easily.The worst thing I can think to say about the tower is the placement of the company logo. It's a bit large and right up front. It would have been nice without that, but after a week of use, I stopped caring.It's rare for me to take this to our local gaming store without having someone ask where they can get one. It's good!

We all know that one person who you never can trust to really roll the dice. Well I married her.But seriously, a good product. Slightly smaller than I expected but very well built and defiantly makes the rolls random. My only critique of this tower is that the walls of the dace cage at the bottom are probably 1/4" to 1/2" too short if you plan on playing on top of a hard table or countertop. The dice will jump out. This can easily be corrected with just a paper napkin underneath to soften the landing a little. Might sound a little petty but that little bit would make it a 5 star for me.

The only problem with this little guy is that the dice tend to jump out of the box at the end, as others have noted. That happens less if I drop them in right at the top of the tower, instead of from higher above. We also have a larger dice tray and just set this inside.This is the second one of these I've bought. The first was the all black model. It looked great out of the bag. I got this lighter grey one to spend some time on painting and gave the other to our DM.

Bought this one and the black one. Friends love it. Several times they roll the dice even when it was NOT their turn cause they loved the towers. They'd buy it too if it weren't for the price. Yes, it's a bit noisy for when you want to play incognito (or solo while your roommate is watching TV), but during group games, it's no problem at all.

I loved this! Gives a touch to any roll dice game. And the best of all, use very little space and keep the dices in one place, preventing them from spreading. The only thing is that is a little noisy, so if you want to use it late at night or in a “silent” place, not recomended.

Great dice tower. I got this for my husband and he absolutely loved it! It's lightweight and easily becomes compact for travel, but at the same time is insanely durable. This thing can handle loads of dice at once and quite a few monster dice. The rolls seem to be truly random. Plus this material is awesome and unlike any other dice towers you've seen out there. The only downside (and it's slight) is that it does make a bit of noise as the dice roll through, about the same intensity as a wooden dice tower.

The Dice tower is sturdy and nicely made I am somewhat disappointed. But overal happy at 4 star. The product is small made giving the dice travel small and on a rare occasion the dice jump out of the tray