The price is not bad and the transparency allow everyone to see easily the rolled result from a distance. As a roller, it is okay. Not too effective for d4. The acrylic material is actually both the weakness and the strength. As mentioned with the transparency, which also add to the modern design, and the design that made it portable to transport.However, the weakness is that this can be fragile. In fact, the acrylic already cracked after the first disassembly. As the material is brittle and prompt to scratches and fingerprint as well. So, be careful when you assemble or disassemble it, careful to not allow the last piece to bend.Also, I found this product allow a stable structure of dice tower, however, the cut at the assembly gaps were too tight for one of it. That resulted in the crack and damage of the tower after first use. I ended up using sandpaper to widen the gap.Also, disassemble my it this made it easy to transport. However, the two two pieces of acrylic also can easy break. You will probably need a big piece of hard board to protect it from bending.

Vor ca. 4 Jahren gekauft und immer noch im Einsatz. Der Turm lässt sich problemlos auf- und wieder bauen. Dies macht ihn zum perfekten mobilen Dice Tower. Eine weiche Schale für den Grund, auf dem der Tower stehen kann, ist empfohlen.

Easy to assemble and disassemble and store.

Comodísimo tira dados. mucho mejor que las habituales bandejas. Llevaba tiempo queriendo una torre de este tipo y esta ha superado mis expectativas. Además es muy bonito y al ser transparente y de un tamaño muy correcto apenas ocupa espacio. También es desmontable fácilmente lo que facilita su transporte y almacenaje, en su caso.

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Man bekommt was man sieht.Einen transparenten kleinen Würfelturm aus Plastik zum zusammen stecken.Aufbau in ca. 2-5 Minuten erledigt.(Bebilderte Anleitung dabei)Entweder einmalig oder man baut den Turm bei Bedarf immer wieder aufs neue zusammen.Qualität u Preis geht in Ordnung.Einziges Manko sind die relativ laut klapperndern Würfelgeräusche.... was aber Logisch sein sollte. Was kann man auch anderes erwarten wenn Holz oder Plastikwürfel im Turm auf Plastikflächen kläppert?!Also mir war das vor Kauf bewusst, daher erwähne ich dies hier nur u gebe keinen Stern Abzug.IM ORGINAL ZUSTAND FÜR DIESEN PREIS EMPFEHLENSWERT. ERFÜLLT SEINEN ZWECK.Ich persönlich habe den Turm außen mit Motivfolie beklebt und innen auf die Würfelflächen Filz geklebt. Wenn jmnd. Spaß am basteln hat. Für mich ist der Turm damit perfekt geworden.

Joili tour, un peu petit mais les dés passent bien donc finalement très bien

I play in a few RPG campaigns, including one that is broadcast live on the university radio station. Particularly on that one, I have extremely limited table space in front of me because of the layout of the studio, and I also have to move my stuff in and then out in sometimes as little time as the span of a single commercial break between shows. I need a dice rolling solution that takes up very little space while allowing really random rolls, and my dice tray wasn't cutting it any more.I looked through dice towers on Amazon, but they were all either expensive, not designed to be disassembled, fragile, or flimsy (one had complaints in the reviews that it would fall apart if you picked it up). This one seemed to have better reviews and a decent price, so I bought it and it arrived today. I could not be more pleased.I will admit that the packaging was a bit frustrating. The pieces were wrapped up in a big sheet of plastic wrap (the kind that sticks to itself), and unfolding (and unsticking) that generated a couple of cuss words. Once the pieces are removed, there is a protective film on every piece (both sides of some pieces, one side on the others) that you must remove. The edges of this film are perfectly aligned with the edges of the piece, so it was difficult to get a corner peeled up, but once I did, the whole sheet peeled off easily on each piece. I give the packaging alone 3/5 stars, but that doesn't hurt my overall rating because it's only a one-time annoyance.Once I had the pieces ready to assemble, it took me about a minute and a half to assemble the tower by reading the illustrated (and wordless) instruction sheet. I grabbed a d20 and dropped it in to test, and was surprised to get the natural 20 you see in the picture (no, that's not staged; that picture really is my first die roll with the tower).And a natural 20 is an accurate description of this dice tower. I can pick it up with two fingers from almost any point and it stays rigid with no fear of it falling apart; this is useful for lifting it away from multiple dice that have been rolled to pick the dice up more easily. It's fast to disassemble and assemble; with virtually no practice, I was able to consistently disassemble the tower in 10-15 seconds and reassemble it in 30-45 seconds, great when moving in and out of the studio during a commercial break. When disassembled, the stacked pieces fit perfectly into a quart-sized Ziploc bag for easy transport. It also has a small footprint, about half of the footprint of my old dice tray, which is nice for the tiny counter in the studio. And for all of that quality, you can't beat the price.The manufacturer's material on the Amazon listing says that you can roll 14 dice at once, and it's true that you can fit 14 dice into the "floor" of the tower. However, particularly with dice with more sides, you begin to encounter issues with dice leaning on each other and not having a clear result as the number of dice increases. This is less of an issue with d4s and d6s; I had no issues rolling 8d6 all at once, but with d10s and d12s you can start having leaning issues with as little as 3 or 4 at a time.Overall, this seems like it will work perfectly for me in all my roleplaying, and particularly in the radio campaign. I'll try to remember to report back once the semester is over and I'm able to comment on durability, but I don't expect any issues in that regard.