Critical Role Dice Tome Rolling Tray
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Disguised as a book—Explorer’s Guide to Jrusar from the Starpoint Conservatory—the Critical Role Dice Tome Rolling Tray is wrapped in dark green faux leather and detailed with antique debossed metal in gold. Crack open this tome to reveal your dice, ready for Rollies on the felt-lined full rolling tray on the left, while the right side is divided for rolling and storage of accessories and minis.
Note: Dice not included.
Details:
- Artist: Sophie Humphries (@sophumph)
- Dimensions:
- Exterior: 7 (L) x 4.75 (W) x 2 (H) inches
- Interior: 11.5 inches total width when opened
- Left side: 4.75 (W) x 7 (L) inches
- Right side: 3 inches (L) - bottom lined tray | 3.25 inches (L) - top tray divided storage compartments
- Materials:
- Box: Medium-density fiberboard with felt liner
- Faux-leather wrap: Polyurethane leather
- Buckle strap and magnetic clasp closure: Metal
- Interior foam: The foam insert helps to keep dice and minis in place when closed.
Customer Reviews
Very well made and so beautiful in person! Holds my dice nicely, I keep about 3 full sets of dice and 10 D6s inside. Highly recommend this fun and unique dice tray.
I am in love. This tray is so wonderful! I used to use a wooden bowl but this is so much better for my quarterly in person events (we play online via Roll20 but meet once a quarter for a day event). Everyone loved my tray from CR! Thank you to the artist for creating this and to CR for providing it for us!
I like the design, it is quite nice. The color is vibrant. On the outside, the "metal" borders could be glued a bit tougher. Mine are in place, but some paper has caught on it and it was under the danger of being ripped away.
The inside is quite nice. The divider for dice can be removed. It seems that with it, you can put in only one set of dice. But who does that, right?
Nice dice tray overall, very nicely made on the inside.
My main two complaints are that the divider is kinda useless (so it's nice that it's removable) because the small sections it makes are too tiny to fit even one die and your finger in, so it makes grabbing dice out of them a massive chore. This is a problem with a lot of dice trays and thankfully they planned around it. Second complaint is that one of the golden accents on the corners of the front of the "book" is very, very askew on the one I got. For a $70 dice tray, I'd expect a bit more quality control. Bu
I'm a dice goblin like Laura, so I thought this book was cool, but not big enough (or organized enough) for my needs. But eventually I got it after constantly starring at it every time I bought the newest character dice sets. I finally gave in this time around. I was very excited when I found that the spacer in the top slot wasn't attached and I could move it. Now I use it in the big side to keep the 2 small sides from mixing! Just wish the magnetic closure strap wasn't quite so tight. Trying to latch it one of the first times, it slipped off and ripped a little of the faux leather.
