Fantasydice-Cthulhu Tome- Chromatic - Dice Tray - 8" Octagon with Lid and Dice Staging Area- Holds 5 Sets( 7 Dice Set/ Standard) for All Tabletop RPGs Like D&D , Call of Cthulhu, Shadowrun.

This thing is a work of art. It simply is just what I wanted it to be-as much a prop for setting the scene in a game session as it is a functional, beautiful utility item. It is dense, thick material that will hold up for decades with care. The felt lining is so fine and soft, yet seems strong. I've been rolling HEAVY asz dice on this the thinner, outer lid and it isnt getting dents at all. The inner part.... my dudes.... my dudessess.... it WILL creep people out. Yes, you can tell it's just molded leather and a plastic eye insert. But, try sitting with this thing out just next to you late at night. Wait, did it just blink?Anyway, immacutalte detail, not a dent or deficient feature, and man this thing is massive. Way bigger than I expected. Big enough you should check the dimensions and ensure it will fit in your game bag.This company earned my eternal attention with this one product. Well done yall, keep it up, the gamers need folks like yourselves.

I got this dice tray less than a week ago. Its initial quality out of the box is excellent - smooth and blemish-free faux-leather texture with the felt rolling surface inside. The emerald-colored cover design is very eye-catching and shimmers with the light at certain angles - it's not a flat color print, which is good.I sought out this tray because I was looking for a quieter rolling surface than the wooden tray I have right now. This tray provides that easily - the felt interior feels and sounds like you're rolling on a casino gaming or craps table. The staging area for dice does indeed hold 5 sets of 7 RPG dice easily, with room to spare for those with fatter fingers like myself. I was able to get part of a sixth set stored there too by removing four d20s and "storing" them in the central rolling well, which works for me since I'll roll those most often anyway.Before purchasing this, I was a little worried that the inner rolling surface would be too small of an area to get satisfying rolls that bounce around a bit. I'm pleased to say that my concerns were unnecessary - there's still plenty of room for the dice to bounce around, and the additional height of the inner walls means you can roll a tad more aggressively than with lower-profile trays without worrying the dice might bounce out onto the floor and roll under your couch. Also, if you do find the rolling surface to be too small, then the lid of the whole tray has a felt lining too and can act as a larger rolling surface, or a secondary one for your other players, or just a huge dice platter for you dice hoarders. Very convenient!The white print of the tome on the inside of the rolling surface also seems well-made at the moment, as I couldn't see signs of the print fading or flaking at all upon arrival. It does have that printed-on feeling though, and so I wonder whether over substantial use that logo may start to flake or degrade over time, but it's off to a good start right now, and is definitely a cool design. I similarly worry slightly about the external green Cthulhu design when I'm transporting this in my bag to and from games along with the books and notebooks and other accessories. I'll have to wait to gauge its long-term durability, but again out of the box it's excellent.At $50, this is definitely a pricier option, especially since there are other dice tray makers out there selling very similar products for $35 or thereabouts. There's a little added value in the rolling-surface designs, but other than that it's a matter of taste, and I think the price could stand to come down and match competition. Though for what its worth, my first in-game D&D roll on this was at disadvantage, and I rolled double nat 20s, so maybe you're paying a premium for a pact with the Great Old One itself. That could be a great hidden feature with this product, though your mileage (and subsequent sanity) may vary.

I got this as a gift for my husband/DM. He loved it but has only had it for about a month and it’s already got scuff marks and part of it is starting to peel off. I figured for almost $50 this would’ve lasted longer then a month, especially since he’s very careful with it and has only used it like 4 times since we only play once a week. We have other trays that were only about $25 and they’ve lasted for a year or so with no damage at all. We are both very sad about it because it’s such a pretty tray :(

This product definitely get a thumbs up from me. Firstly, the product was well made, the interior felt is super nice and I love the artwork. The colors contrasted really nice and It came with dice which i did not realize. My only picky negatives is that the lid artwork leaves something more to be desired and the dice arent super high quality. However everything else is top notch. I would definitely recommend and buy again.

This to me did not seem to be a $50 product, I don’t regularly play dice games so perhaps this is the problem. Bought this for a friend and was disappointed in the quality vs the cost, is vegan leather as he is Buddhist in that regard is was a good choice.

AWESOME PRODUCT!! this was actually a lot more perfect then I expected. Definitely will buy again! It shipped quickly and arrived on time. It greate craftsmanship and I absolutely love it. The pictures don't do the justice.

Love the look and feel of this dice tray, very classy. The lid easily separates for a second dice tray to share. You can store dice in here for travel and you can be reasonably certain you won’t lose dice at the game store or someone else’s house. The interior art is a super nice touch.

It’s a box, a nicely made box but still a box. The dice bag was ripped open inside. Thank goodness my daughter opened it before gifting it and saw, we just took the bag out to pretend it was never there. Still seems steeply priced for a box but it is the theme I guess.

The dice tray is beautiful and very easily fitted and surrounded for protection in a backpack, though we are in quarantine at the moment so I am hoping to use it in proper anger later have only used it for a game through discord. The rolling space is great for DnD and would comfortably fit a sneak attack damage roll though I do wonder how well it will hold up to white wolf D10 games or especially Scion. The quality is great and the inside material excellent my only minor complaint being it is tight to get the lid off but of course that is a benefit in travel. Dice holding capacity is also good seems to be able to quite comfortably hold 6 full DnD sets around the edge no problem though I have big sausage fingers so getting the dice out is not always the easiest (especially that slippery d4) from that position.Something quite unexpected during my game over Discord I found I had a dice tray buddy, literally exactly the same tray and he had no complaints and the box was used by all 4 players around the table with no problems and for the first time in a long time no dice fell on the floor during rolling.All in all exceeded my expectations for the product, a little pricey but I would rather have the quality then a cheep looking folding leather dice tray.

Started playing in a new DND campaign and had lost my old dice box. I'd looked at the collapsible ones available on amazon but decided o wanted something more substantial, when I found this piece of art.I was a bit nervous of the price at first, but decided like a true adventurer to take the risk.And oh it was definitely worth it.It looks very smart, the image is slightly engraved into the lid,The lid is a nice snuggle fit, slight pressure to remove but isn't going to slip off in you bag etcInside is like the pictures, its got a baize/felt interior.The dice sit nicely in the outer compartment giving you space in the center for your dice rolls. The lid fits snugly underneath giving you a nice tidy dice area on the table.Alternatively the lid can be used as your main rolling area, or like I have done used it as the central rolling area that everyone uses in the table centerI think this is going to last longer than the campaign even with transit in between,Would definitely buy again should anything happen to this one and would definitely suggest it to friends

This is a nice box which is quite strongly made probably from a wood framework and then covered with a rather cheap transfer patterned leather. There was only one set of dice included , therefore not as illustrated on the site, overall I would have been happy to pay £20 or perhaps £25 if it included all the dice as illustrated but at £50 this was daylight robbery.

Beautifully made, with a cool design. I’ve only been playing D&D for about 6 months, but I went a bit overboard with buying dice. Now I have a lot of dice and they were cluttering up the table, this gives me somewhere to store them and somewhere to role them too without them knocking into game pieces or falling on the floor.The dragon and unicorn designs looked cool as well, but I had to have the “Great Old One” Cthulhu.Even came with a set of dice to add to my collection.

Bought it for my partner as we love Dungeons and Dragons and playing table top games. We have been isolated for weeks and weeks apart so I bought it as a little "just because" gift to cheer him up.He was so excited when it came.Delivery was super quick and it was exactly the same as the pictures.I highly recommend the seller and his products.Couldn't be more pleased with it! He was showing it off to all our gamer friends.Thanks for making lockdown a little more bearable!