I can't wait to use it in my campaign, lots of room for hands to move minis, but I wish the instructions were more robust. The legs of the tower are kinda crooked because they weren't pushed to the correct side of their respective holes all the time and there is a misalignment between floors. That's my fault, but a message in the instructions or a picture of which side which leg belonged on might have saved me the trouble.

I have a lot of plastic miniatures. This is my first wood one. It went together pretty easy (about an hour I think). Some of the pieces do snap together harder than others. I only used a little glue, but you could probably get away without using any. It comes with joint pieces to hold the columns together. It is pretty sturdy once completed. One small piece did break. But I was able to fix it with gorilla glue and you can't even tell where the break is. The floors also have rooms, walls and items drawn on them. Plus it comes with a little wood figure and a base for the figure. My only criticism is that the instructions are printed in a small font which was hard to see with my bad eyes. It was fun to put together and I can't wait to use it in game. I think it would probably be a 70-80 foot drop for a mini. So don't let your character get knocked off!

I have a lot of plastic miniatures. This is my first wood one. It went together pretty easy (about an hour I think). Some of the pieces do snap together harder than others. I only used a little glue, but you could probably get away without using any. It comes with joint pieces to hold the columns together. It is pretty sturdy once completed. One small piece did break. But I was able to fix it with gorilla glue and you can't even tell where the break is. The floors to have rooms, walls and items drawn on them. Plus it comes with a little wood figure and a base for the figure. My only criticism is that the instructions are printed in a small font which was hard to see with my bad eyes. It was fun to put together and I can't wait to use it in game. I think it would probably be a 70-80 foot drop for a mini. So don't let your character get knocked off!

I have a lot of plastic miniatures. This is my first wood one. It went together pretty easy (about an hour I think). Some of the pieces do snap together harder than others. I only used a little glue, but you could probably get away without using any. It comes with joint pieces to hold the columns together. It is pretty sturdy once completed. One small piece did break. But I was able to fix it with gorilla glue and you can't even tell where the break is. The floors also have rooms, walls and items drawn on them. Plus it comes with a little wood figure and a base for the figure. My only criticism is that the instructions are printed in a small font which was hard to see with my bad eyes. It was fun to put together and I can't wait to use it in game. I think it would probably be a 70-80 foot drop for a mini. So don't let your character get knocked off!

Fairly easy to assemble. I also wood glued it just to be sure. But I love it!

Job well done guys all of my gamers oggle at this tower. The base of it could use some glue but the rest of it fits very snug.

Job well done guys all of my gamers oggle at this tower. The base of it could use some glue but the rest of it fits very snug.

This is a perfect accessorie for any dungeon master/player. Very easy to put together, and very sturdy for playing the game with. Can be used for multiple campaign's. And building's, this item and some others that I have purchased are just what I needed, and will probably be just what you need to.

This is a perfect accessorie for any dungeon master/player. Very easy to put together, and very sturdy for playing the game with. Can be used for multiple campaign's. And building's, this item and some others that I have purchased are just what I needed, and will probably be just what you need to.

A lot of fun, but I added glue for a sturdier standing base