Upgraded ALIZERO Tabletop RPG Hard-Shell Travel Case, DnD Protective Carrying and Organizer Bag with Miniatures’ Storage, Removable Dice Rolling Tray, Fits 5e books like Player’s Handbook, DM’s Guide

I purchased this case with full knowledge that it would not fit most of my RPG rulebooks but it had the features I wanted in a case and works well for my needs. I wrote this review to inform others to be aware of this so you do not encounter problems or have an unsatisfactory purchase.The book compartment fits books measuring up to 11" x 8.5". Even at these dimensions the bottom corners are slightly rounded and may be a bit snug or rub. Very few RPG rulebooks are this small and the majority will not fit, so measure yours if you intend to use this for that purpose. I keep all my rulebooks on a tablet, which does fit in this compartment. I also place character sheets and other things printed on standard printer paper in this compartment. Lastly, most paperback adventure modules are smaller than hardback rulebooks and will fit here as well.The two compartments to the side of the main book compartment will accept a variety of items and measure approximately 3" x 5". I have some oversized cards that fit flat in these, along with a variety of other items. Like the book compartment, these have rounded corners. The velcro closure is satisfactory, but if you are putting thin objects like cards or tokens in these then an additional vecro strip along the center divider will keep things from possibly slipping into the other compartment when placed upright.The mesh pockets are a single 12" pocket and two 6" pockets. The elastic band across the top holds things in the pockets well. The flaps that these are attached to are flexible but firm and velcro closed to cover the compartments underneath. There is enough space between the mesh pockets and the book compartment portion to fit a thin product such as a GM screen when the case is closed, even when pens and markers are placed in the mesh.The compartments under the mesh flaps are divided into two 5.25" x 5.5" compartments, one of which contains a removable dice tray, and a single 5" x 11.75" compartment. The larger compartment has a foam block for holding miniatures, but this can be removed if you want to use it for something else. Just like all the rest of the compartments, these also have rounded corners. Like the other side of the case, the velcro closures are adequate, but an additional strip may be desired between the two smaller compartments if you have thin items that may shift. It is more than adequate for dice storage as intended.It would have been nice to slightly increase the dimensions of the case, specifically the book compartment, to accommodate a larger variety of books. This would have granted it a full 5 star rating. However, I looked at several cases and chose this one for the variety of features and ability to hold all the stuff wanted at one time. The case is tough, well built, and will protect your items during transport. Just be aware of the size limitations and make sure that your products will fit the above measurements.

I initially rated this product as 1 star, stating that the size claims were inaccurate and it wasn't worth buying. As I wasn't willing to damage my special edition box set of books to utilize the case.However, the product is well worth the purchase if you're using it for standard 5e books that can handle a little bit of wear on the corners.Furthermore: ALIZERO provided the best customer service I've ever experienced, bar none.Within a day of my review being posted they reached out on their own to try and fix the problem. Even going as far as to send me a brand new case without me asking for it, which showed up very quickly.They also asked for the sizes of my 5e books which I gladly provided, and it is my hope that perhaps a future version of this product will be 100% perfect. And if that product ever comes I will no doubt be purchasing it for myself and everyone I play tabletops with.Massive thanks to ALIZERO, keep up the good work.

Well made product. Nice materials and construction. Perfect for tabletop game play organization. Got it as a gift for someone. Would definitely recommend.

Bought this as a gift for my husband who is dnd dm. He loves it.

I read some reviews before buying and they said books dont fit. I have the 3 mains, DM guide players handbook and monster manual plus a wide DM screeen . They all fit fine in the space for books.great value for the price

Bought as a gift for a young Dungeonmaster who lugged their books and various D&D items in a hard to organize satchel, duffel, or backpack. This case is lovely for allowing them to keep most everything together. Sadly, the foam inserts do not allow room for all of the relevant books, as several were too tall to fit inside. Otherwise, it is a sturdy and well-made case perfect for organizing nearly everything a Dungeons & Dragons player may use in a game. The additional tools which were included were received well, also. (Damage, spell, and effectiveness grid/diagram)

I wish I could say this case is more or less pretty nice, but the compartment for holding the rule books (the most important thing you are going to want to have in this case) is too small. It just barely fits 5e D&D books and even then the fit is so tight that just taking the books in and out of the case for normal use is going to mess up the corners in no time... I bought this for use with a different game and the books don't fit at all... They are only about half an inch bigger than a D&D book but that's apparently big enough that I can't even fit them in the case. The only thing that compartment is good for holding is loose sheets of paper. I can't even fit a standard folder in there...The product description says "UPGRADED BOOK STORAGE: It becomes longer and wider and can be adapted to books of different sizes. The main compartment can hold up to 4 books, perfect size for Player’s Handbook, Dungeon Master's Guide, Monster Manual, DM Screen and some notebooks." But this is a complete lie! The compartment is a single, solid piece. There is nothing to adjust, so no, it CAN'T be made to fit books of different sizes. And it doesn't fit 4 books. With the 5e D&D books (the only thing I can make fit into it) it will only fit 3 books, and just barely...If it weren't for this problem, I would say that it is otherwise built pretty nice, except for the fact that the rubber tabs on the zippers keep falling off. You don't even have to touch them and they keep falling off. If I wasn't paying attention I would have already lost them several times over and then I would have had a much harder time unzipping the thing to even get into it.I might suggest this product as being passable if you were only going to be playing D&D, and only if you didn't care if your books got trashed from being kept in it... but seeing as I bought this for other tabletop games I now have to buy a second bag just to carry my books in, which defeats the point of owning this case at all... What's the point in even having it?