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Castle tower - D&D - tower - Added dice storage
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About 696 g of filament
From the designer's print profile
Print Profile (3) Castle tower - D&D - tower - Added dice storage 37h 4m 696 g PLA
Castle tower - D&D - tower - Added dice storage
1 plate
37h 4m
696 g PLA
H2S, H2D Pro, H2D, H2C
Took the tower design idea and used the Big Tower from Ulvheim City, a fantasy place created by
Ulvheim_Tower_Dice.3mf
This 3D-printed D&D dice tower is styled like a medieval stone watchtower rising from a small fortified platform.
• Overall form: A tall, cylindrical tower with a slightly tapered profile, giving it a sturdy, defensive look typical of fantasy castles.
• Surface detail: The walls are textured to resemble stacked stone bricks , with subtle imperfections that suit a tabletop miniature aesthetic and print well in gray resin or PLA.
• Openings: Narrow arched windows are spaced vertically around the tower, reinforcing the medieval theme and suggesting internal dice ramps.
• Top: The tower is crowned with crenellations (battlements) , making it look like a true keep or guard tower.
• Base: The tower sits on a circular stone platform surrounded by low, broken-looking parapets or stone blocks, adding visual weight and stability.
• Dice function: A small arched doorway at the base serves as the dice exit, implying an internal zig-zag chute that randomizes rolls as dice drop through the tower.
Overall, it’s a compact, atmospheric dice tower that fits well with fantasy terrain—practical for rolling dice while doubling as a scenic prop for a Dungeons & Dragons or other tabletop RPG setup.
Plate Details (1)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1
37h 4m
696 g
PLA · 696 g
23mm exit, for larger dice- old original profile
1 plate
62h 53m
896 g PLA
H2S, H2C, H2D, H2D Pro
Plate Details (1)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1
62h 53m
896 g
PLA · 896 g
Cut in pieces with added peg connectors for P2S 100% scale
3 plates
37h 10m
702 g PLA
P2S, H2D Pro, H2S, H2C, A2L, H2D, X2D
• Same as designer's print profile but with the dice tower sliced into pieces to accommodate printer's with a smaller print volume.
• Pieces are joined by peg connectors with a tolerance of .2mm
Plate Details (3)
0.4 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1
16h 7m
332 g
PLA · 332 g
Plate 2
19h 40m
339 g
PLA · 339 g
Plate 3
1h 23m
31 g
PLA · 31 g
As sliced by the designer. Your printer, filament, and settings may change these numbers.
Designer's Description
Took the tower design idea and used the Big Tower from Ulvheim City, a fantasy place created by
Ulvheim_Tower_Dice.3mf
This 3D-printed D&D dice tower is styled like a medieval stone watchtower rising from a small fortified platform.
- Overall form: A tall, cylindrical tower with a slightly tapered profile, giving it a sturdy, defensive look typical of fantasy castles.
- Surface detail: The walls are textured to resemble stacked stone bricks , with subtle imperfections that suit a tabletop miniature aesthetic and print well in gray resin or PLA.
- Openings: Narrow arched windows are spaced vertically around the tower, reinforcing the medieval theme and suggesting internal dice ramps.
- Top: The tower is crowned with crenellations (battlements) , making it look like a true keep or guard tower.
- Base: The tower sits on a circular stone platform surrounded by low, broken-looking parapets or stone blocks, adding visual weight and stability.
- Dice function: A small arched doorway at the base serves as the dice exit, implying an internal zig-zag chute that randomizes rolls as dice drop through the tower.
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Overall, it’s a compact, atmospheric dice tower that fits well with fantasy terrain—practical for rolling dice while doubling as a scenic prop for a Dungeons & Dragons or other tabletop RPG setup.
This Big Tower is set to be in Ulvheim City, a fantasy place created by