Shopping for a D&D player is easier than it looks. Most players already own plenty of dice, but very few own a dice tower that matches their character, their table or their favorite monster. A dice tower is a small tabletop piece you drop your dice into. They tumble through the inside and roll out into a catch tray, so rolls stay fair and dice stay on the table.
Every tower below is made in small batches at WiiN Studio in Las Vegas. Sizes and prices come straight from each product page and were current when this guide was written.
Quick picks
- Best for dragon fans: Dragonbound Tower, twin dragons wrapped around a castle-style tower (about 8 in tall, $59).
- Best for spellcasters: Behold the Wizard, a hooded wizard with dice dropping through the hood (about 8 in tall, $49).
- Best skull tower: The Gravejaw, an open skull jaw that catches every roll (about 7 in long, $45).
- Best compact gift: The Fallen Archer, a skull with three arrows in its back (about 6 in long and 4 in tall, $39).
- Best for a horror-loving DM: The Void Maw, a tooth-lined monster mouth (about 6 in long and 3 in tall, $39).
- Best showpiece: Obsidian Citadel, a gothic castle with jagged spires (about 8 in tall, $55).
Pick a tower by the player's style
For the player who loves dragons
The Dragonbound Tower wraps two dragons around a castle tower, and dice land in a dragon-guarded catch area at the base. It measures about 6 in wide, 5.5 in deep and 8 in tall. Browse all dragon dice towers.
For the necromancer, rogue or anyone with a skull collection
Skull towers are some of the most popular gifts for dark fantasy fans. Browse the full skull dice towers collection, or start here:
- The Gravejaw: dice drop through the crown and land between sculpted teeth. About 4 in wide, 7 in deep and 4 in tall.
- The Fallen Archer: three arrows rise from the skull's back above a jaw-shaped catch tray. About 3.25 in wide, 6 in deep and 4 in tall.
- The Bonewood: a haunted tree with skulls in the bark and a root-formed tray. About 8 in tall.
- The Grave Sentinel: a hooded skeletal figure gripping a sword. About 5 in wide, deep and tall.
For the wizard, druid or spellcaster
Behold the Wizard shows a faceless hooded wizard raising both arms over a rune-detailed robe, with twisting branches framing the tray. The Omen Owl perches on a gnarled branch above a hollow catch tray, a good fit for a druid or a ranger with an owl companion. Both are about 8 in tall.
For the Dungeon Master who loves monsters
- The Void Maw: a jagged, tooth-lined opening on a ridged creature body. Low and wide at about 3 in tall.
- The Abyssal Watcher: a creature with a central eye, curling eyestalks and a spiked body.
- The Shadow Weaver: a giant spider crouched on jagged stone above a rocky tray.
- The Infernal Warden: a horned creature rising from heavy chains, with tusks framing the dice exit.
- Basilisk: a scaled serpent coiled around a ruined stone tower, its open jaws forming the opening. About 8.25 in tall.
For castle builders and gothic fans
Obsidian Citadel rises above a sculpted tray with gothic arches, jagged spires and a shadowy entrance. Spiral of Fire twists upward like a column of flame and drops dice into an open tray at its base. Both make a strong centerpiece on a game table or shelf.
Dice tower gifts under $50
At the time of writing, these towers are under $50: The Fallen Archer ($39), The Void Maw ($39), The Shadow Weaver ($42), The Abyssal Watcher ($42), The Grave Sentinel ($42), The Gravejaw ($45), The Bonewood ($45), Basilisk ($45), The Infernal Warden ($45), Behold the Wizard ($49), The Omen Owl ($49) and Spiral of Fire ($49).
Small add-ons for the same player
- DragonTail Pen Holder ($12.99): clips onto the side of a notebook so a pen stays close, handy for a DM's session notes.
- Dragonwing Page Holder ($9.99): a dragon wing with a thumb hole that helps hold a book open, for players who also read fantasy. See all bookmarks and page holders.
Before you order
- Ready to Ship or Made to Order: Ready to Ship is the photographed piece that is already made and ships right away. Made to Order towers are printed in the color you choose and ship within 3 business days, plus shipping time.
- Colors: made-to-order towers come in ten dual-color silk colors. Read silk dual-color dice towers explained to see how they look.
- Dice are not included unless a listing says so.
- Shipping: WiiN Studio ships within the United States, and shipping is calculated at checkout.
Not sure which size fits their table? Read how to choose a dice tower, or browse every dice tower.