My daughter needed a crow themed dice tower for her new DnD group. So i designed one.

I used a basic low poly crow i found on printables and made significant modifications to turn it into a dice tower.

• I had to hollow it out.
• I added an internal shelf for the dice to hit and flip off of.
• I added a hole for the the dice to exit.
• I enlarged the head and beak to fit standard sized dice.
• I enlarged the feet and legs to make it more durable.

The crow doesn't really need any support, but it does need a brim of some sort on the tail, to hold it in place until the legs and tail all merge together. You really don't want brims on the feet, they just won't look nice. Bambu Studio doesn't allow brims on only selected surfaces.

So i decided to use supports to act as a brim for the tail. I added support blockers everywhere except the starting inside portion of the tail. If you have faith in the adhesion of the tail, then turn supports off.

The dice tower works fine as is, but there isn't a preferred direction for the dice to go. They just drop down. So I also designed a poop dish for the dice. You position it so it catches the dice coming out of the crow. I have a smooth version and a rocky surface version.