Dice towers are a must-have addition to your DnD campaigns and what's even better is that they can be a fun project to 3d print and even paint. This design consists of 3 parts that can or can not be glued together. That way it is a somewhat portable solution to an original-looking and functional dice tower.

*3d printing and post-process*This tower design is divided into three parts that are suitable for your average-sized 3d printer bed sheets (Ender 3). All of the parts were 3d printed on my Prusa i3 MK3. The SKULL and the JAW models can be 100% printed without support. The TONGUE model is divided into halves and has quite an overhang that probably could be printed without support. I've personally added minor supports while printing the THONGUE part. The two parts of the final TONGUE are needed to be put together by small rectangular pins and afterward glued together.

I've added an additional LID for the skull's opening so the whole thing can serve as a display piece.