Spin Master Games, Campaign Dice Tower with 7 Polyhedral Dice Included, for Children 8 and up

My son is a dice collector and a fan of TTRPGs. He has a lot of metal dice and it's perfect for getting them to tumble. The magnetic tags are also great for DMing. Pretty good product for the money. I bought it for the tower. The included dice and dry erase marker were nice bonuses. I'm pretty sure they were listed in the description, but nice surprise when not expected.

This made a great gift item for my favorite DnD player. It comes with a beautiful set of dice. It's sturdy and very well made. The name cards are magnetic. They can also be edited when using an erasable marker. This really is very pretty and a great addition to the game.

It was so much easier to remember names and rolls with this tower. Especially when my players tend to try to seduce EVERY NPC I toss at them!

A little noisy. I did figure how to ‘muffle' the clatter without impacting the roll potential of the die. This did impress two others in my D%26D group. It gives a smooth roll every time. Can be used with multiple die at same roll (so the 4d6 can be done at once).

for an $8 dice tower, this is pretty dang okay. the decorative drawings are on a piece of thick card stock that is glued to a plastic shell, and it comes in a nice protective box cover as well. when you open it, just cut with a tip of a scissor to get the stickers free instead of trying to peel them, or you will rip the paper coating of the box itself. as far as the rules, it's surprisingly fair. I ran my d20's through it probably about 50 times and they were all different each time, so that's a good thing to keep in mind! as far as durability if you're a beginner player this is excellent and you should probably grab it, especially to help you keep track of who is playing next and when your turn is so you can get ready and think of what you're going to do next, the magnet pieces are small and like the cardstock decorative shell of the tower, a little flimsy. but again keep in mind this thing is 8 bucks. you really can't complain about much if you're only paying $8 for a dice tower. is it worth the money? yeah. will it do the job that you need it to do? yep. is it something that experience player would go for? probably not. but if you just need a dice tower and you just need an initiative tracker, then this will do you pretty well.

It's loud, but useful... they need to put felt in these plastic ones. Otherwise, it's pretty neat.

its a great idea but not well executed. mine fell apart before i could even use it. it was easy enough to reglue on the cardboard sleeve but i was disappointed. and the magnets dont stick at all again i easily fixed but i dont think i should have to rebuild my tower for the price charged. overall now that i fixed it i like it alot but....

For $7 on the Walmart app, I am ok with what this tower is. It does function as a dice tower, but it is loud, since it's made of hard plastic. The images around the outside are a thin cardboard that is glued on, and will likely peel off and bend in a bag. I added some super glue to the corners of mine to help hold it on. The dice are pretty lightweight, but they are a pretty blue and purple. The d4 is not a standard pyramid shaped one, but an “arch” shape. It's basically a d6 with two rounded/bulging sides. The magnets that come with it slide around really easily, and I likely won't use that feature. I'll be using it for a kids' campaign, as a community dice tower, so we will see how well it holds up, or if I donate it because it's too loud. I will keep the dice, though.

I had to reglue all of the art work back on

Serves its purpose but very low quality. Stickers came off during first use.