Dice Tray

When selecting a dice tray, consider the material for durability, size for your needs, portability for travel, and price. Different trays come in various shapes and sizes, with a range in price from affordable to luxury​​.

To make a homemade dice tray, you need materials like sturdy wood (like plywood), sandpaper, a saw, paint or varnish, and optionally, felt lining. Cut the wood to your desired shape and size, sand the edges, and then paint or varnish. A picture frame lined with a soft material can also serve as a simple DIY dice tray​​.

Beyond rolling dnd dice, trays can be used as tray tables for drinks and snacks, for storing small items like keys and coins, and for organizing game pieces. They also make great gifts for gamers​​.

To use a dnd dice tray, simply place the dice inside and roll them. The tray's raised lip helps contain the dice and prevent them from rolling off the table​​.

A dice tray isn't necessary to play tabletop games, but it can be helpful in preventing dice from rolling off the table, getting lost, or getting damaged. They also add aesthetic value to gaming setups​​.

For D&D players, a dice tray can be a good investment, especially in group settings where dice might roll off the table or get lost​​.

The best surface to roll dice on is flat and level, like a table, countertop, or floor. Neoprene or felt rolling mats can also be used to minimize dice bounce and keep them contained​​.

Typical dice tray dimensions vary, but they generally range from 6x6 inches to 12x12 inches. The size depends on personal preference, the number of dice rolled at once, and the space available for gaming. Some players prefer larger trays for rolling multiple dice or for games with more players, while others might choose smaller trays for ease of storage and portability. Custom dice trays can be made to any size to fit specific needs.