Dice tower
The Forgotten Elder
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The catch basin
A wide stone bowl that keeps dice from bouncing off the table mid-session.
- 02
A reclaimed ruin
A centuries-old tree slowly swallowing what's left of a crumbling stone ruin.
- 03
Walled in by roots
Ruin walls and a tangle of roots close the bowl in on every side.
- 04
The hollow trunk
Every roll drops straight through the hollow core of the tree.
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In numbers
- 33 h on the printer
- 260 grams
The piece
The Forgotten Elder brings the mood of a long-lost fantasy realm to your D&D table. This 3D-printed dice tower takes the shape of a centuries-old tree that has slowly reclaimed a crumbling stone ruin. Dice tumble down through the hollow trunk and come to rest in the wide bowl cradled between the ancient walls and roots below. It is a dice tower and a piece of fantasy decor in one.
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Each print is uniquely processed, so the actual piece may differ slightly from the photos.
The piece
The Forgotten Elder brings the mood of a long-lost fantasy realm to your D&D table. This 3D-printed dice tower takes the shape of a centuries-old tree that has slowly reclaimed a crumbling stone ruin. Dice tumble down through the hollow trunk and come to rest in the wide bowl cradled between the ancient walls and roots below. It is a dice tower and a piece of fantasy decor in one.
Design choice
The dice’s path runs straight through the hollow core of the tree, so every roll ends the same way: a satisfying tumble into the broad stone bowl below, walled in on all sides by the ruin’s remains and the tangle of roots above it. That wide catch basin keeps dice from bouncing off the table mid-session. It is as much a practical accessory as a piece of fantasy scenery.
Colors
Made in Earth brown and Ash grey.
Details
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01 The stone bowl and the ruin's doorway -
02 Where the tree swallowed the wall
Each print is uniquely processed, so the actual piece may differ slightly from the photos.