D&D Dice Tower - Medieval Castle Design with Dice Tray

Our campaign just hit a major milestone (level 12!) and we're looking to upgrade our table setup. Right now we're using this janky wooden thing that barely works anymore, and honestly it's embarrassing when we have guests over. We found some reference images of castle-style dice towers online and want something similar but customized for our group. The basic concept is a tower structure with a winding ramp inside that the dice tumble down - classic design but we'd like it to fit our aesthetic. We're thinking something that looks like an actual medieval tower, maybe 8-10 inches tall, with a catch tray at the bottom to collect the dice. Size-wise, it needs to fit on our table without taking up the whole battle map. The catch tray should be able to hold at least 6-8 dice comfortably. We'd love it if the tower part has some architectural details - like maybe crenellations on top or stone texture - to make it look less generic. We're not too picky about exact dimensions as long as it scales nicely and stays stable (our table gets bumped occasionally during gameplay). I've got about 5 reference images showing different castle tower designs that I'll share - nothing we need copied exactly, just want that general vibe. We're open to suggestions on how to make the internal ramp work best for dice rolling, since that's the part that actually matters functionally. Looking for someone who can model this and provide the STL so we can get it printed. We're flexible on color but thinking something that'd look good in black or dark gray. Just need it done before our next campaign session in about 3 weeks.

August 13, 2026