🐙 Cthulhu Folding Table - Portable and Collapsible, Ideal for Tabletop Gaming Review

Very weak and doesn't assemble very well. I used superglue to assemble. The screws are still sticking out because they don't go in. The screwdriver is too small for this task. The pattern on it is nice, but that's about it.

The tower is made of wood. The wood is exceptionally thin with tiny screws to hold it together. Bought for my son along with a nice set of metal dice. It is clear that this will not survive and they cannot be used together. I'll be surprised if it still lasts more than a use or two. The wood is too thin for screws driven into the butt.

This is so cool. I bought this for my nerdy fiancé for Christmas while we were playing dnd and it was sooooo cool to look at. It's a bit smaller than I expected but it has such amazing detail. The wood is very soft, although the screws it came with fit in without holes, so keep that in mind. But if you take good care of him and take good care of him, then there shouldn't be any problems.

This is a laser engraving, a very nice detail. For standard size dice, individually, much smaller than I was hoping for. The construction is a DIY project, very small screws that appear to be very strong. The one-page instructions are very similar to making origami. To be honest I got it to protect the good table we play at. I just want to flip the percentiles in it, the size could go up 2 inches in each direction.

The dice tower was a bit smaller than I thought it was, but it's actually a good size for those who don't have much space to play and it's always important for a DM to find a place. The artwork is impressive and although the photos show that it is painted in some scenes it looks beautiful without touch up. It's easy to assemble and luckily comes with two extra small screws for those with clumsy hands. Definitely worth buying.

This dice tower was easy to assemble, the instructions were very clear (and illustrated) and once assembled I tested its throughput by rolling 5 six-sided dice multiple times. Its parts fit together well and it should be good and strong for normal use. It's made from laser-cut planks, though, so don't expect to be able to toss it in sloppily made luggage, like a book bag or checked suitcase, while flying on an airplane!

Not much to say actually. It was very easy to put together (it comes with a bunch of tiny nails that you can just poke in with your fingers) and it was pretty solid. It is made of laser-cut wood and can be folded into the lower storage tray after assembly. I think they're pretty easy to draw too, but I'm a real barbarian who can't appreciate arts and crafts, so mine are staying in my boring wood color. For what it's worth, my GM gets it too after seeing me use it for a few sessions. A crowded…

This is cheap wood. I don't know what it is, but if cork and plywood had a baby, maybe this is it? Super light. When they are together, it seems strong. I used super glue when assembling to add extra strength. The lower jaw/sides were slightly warped but when I connected them with screws and superglue they pressed perfectly against the other parts. I painted mine with water based acrylic pens before assembling and sealed with a multipurpose craft sealer with a brush. It looks brighter in photos