Dragon Dice Tower For Games Dungeons & Dragons
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Description
Behold this majestic metallic dragon dice tower – a fierce, silver-scaled guardian with fiery red eyes ready to cradle your dice!
Features:
- Rows of razor-sharp, individually sculpted spikes and horns
- Deeply recessed scales that catch light beautifully (especially in metallic filaments)
- Wide open maw filled with jagged teeth – the perfect dramatic chute for your dice
- Piercing red-gem eyes that give it a menacing, almost alive appearance
- Thick armored plates along the back and tail transitioning into finer scale work toward the belly
The entire model is designed with tabletop gaming in mind: dice enter through the goblet on its head and tumble down the internal path before emerging at the base.
**Specifications:**
- ~255.835mm tall (depending on scale) – commanding presence on any game table
- Works great with standard polyhedral sets (d4–d20) up to 24-25mm in size. Have not tried any larger.- Optimized wall thickness for strength + good detail at 0.15–0.2 mm layer height
- Looks absolutely stunning in silver, chrome, gunmetal, or any metallic filament (bonus points for a subtle dry-brush or wash to accent the scales) and Im sure would love amazing in color changing silk.
Whether you're a DM looking to intimidate your players or a collector who loves display-worthy dragons, this bad boy delivers both function and fantasy flair.
Print it, paint it, or leave it raw metallic or any other color – either way, it’s going to turn heads at every session.
Happy printing & good rolls! 🐉🎲
License
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