Fire In The Night Dice Tower
A Beacon of the West.
From a distant shoreline where watchful towers once guarded the horizon, a flame rises against the dark.
The Fire In The Night Dice Tower draws inspiration from the legendary sea-sentinel architecture of ancient high kingdoms — a soaring lighthouse form carved in stone, layered with arches, battlements, and commanding vertical lines. It stands tall, imposing, and unmistakably epic.
Drop your dice into the crown above and listen as they descend through the hidden interior before emerging at the base — smooth, dramatic, and worthy of the fate they decide.
This is not just a dice roller.
It is a monument to storytelling.
Perfect for:
Dungeons & Dragons
Pathfinder
Lord-inspired fantasy campaigns
High-kingdom or coastal settings
Display shelves and collector showcases
Gamers who want their table presence to feel legendary
⚔ Features
Intricately detailed architectural design
Smooth internal dice path for consistent rolls
Printed in high-quality PLA
Impressive vertical silhouette for dramatic table presence
A true statement piece for serious tabletop players
🎲 Designed for the Table
Every roll feels ceremonial. The sound, the drop, the reveal — it turns a simple mechanic into an event.
Whether you’re defending a coastal kingdom, summoning ancient magic, or standing watch against encroaching darkness, this tower elevates the moment.
⚠ Important Notes
Contains sculpted edges and fine architectural detail
Not intended for small children
Minor layer lines and surface variations are natural to the 3D printing process and add to the character of each piece
CADventures3d is a licensed reseller of Stratation Design's designs.
*** Special Notes regarding color options***
- All colors have limited availability. If there are any issues with the color you choose, we will let you know right away.
- There may be other colors available as well, so if you have something special you would like, please let us know and we will do our best to accommodate when possible.
- The Gradient colors will contain the colors shown in the picture, but we can't control how the colors land in the model, so there will be slight variations in that respect.
- The Translucent colors are as the name implies, slightly transparent. This means that you may see some of the insides of the print, such as infill patterns. You can see from the reference pictures how this will look.