I LOVE it! With careful assembly, the tower goes together with no problems, just take it slow and steady, don't rush or force anything, it is a good idea to use a needle file to sand down the interlocking joint pieces and gently test-fit as you go. I painted the inner baffle panels & arrows(with the laser-engraved directional arrows, I just COULDN'T leave them plain ) as well as the dragon, windows and gate for some contrast. I might eventually paint all of the brickwork and other emblems, though the engraving is VERY fine. I have already tested it at my friend's house playing Munchkin, and it works great, though the dice on the wood is a little louder than I thought it would be. All-in-all, I am VERY pleased with the dice tower, and I enjoyed assembling it, I recommend it with no hesitation or reservations.

The item was super simple to assemble. I did have 2 screws leftover. Holds well and folds up great. Satisfied.

The ONLY problem I had was that in 2 places the texture splintered off while I was handling it during the building process. It was really small and I used some glue to put them back on. I am sure if I were patient and varnished or stained it before hand it would not have been a problem. So that is why no stars were taken off. But the rest of the building process was a breeze. It looks beautiful and just as advertised. I can't wait to blame something else for the natural 1s streak I have been on.

Fun DIY project. Laqored the wood (opted for wood look over painting) and lined the inside with faux velvet. Simple instructions make it easy to assemble, though some screws fit better than others. Wood prongs needed shaved with an xacto knife to fit.Metal and resin dice roll easily. D4s don't get caught in the tower. Fistfulls of standard-sized dice can be rolled at once without tumbling out of the tray.