6-Piece Character Class Dice Tray Set

Finally, dice trays that understand you're not just "a player"—you're a Wizard. Or a Barbarian. Or a sneaky Rogue who definitely didn't steal the party's loot. (We believe you.)

This set of six character class dice trays celebrates the iconic roles that make tabletop gaming legendary. Each hexagonal tray features gorgeous artwork and the name of a classic class—Wizard, Barbarian, Rogue, Warlock, Ranger, and Warrior—printed right on the surface. Not only does each player get their own dedicated rolling space, but everyone knows exactly whose tray is whose. No more "wait, which dice are mine?" confusion at the table.

Built for adventurers on the go: These trays are crafted with strong faux PU leather on the outside (durable and stylish) and plush high-quality velvet on the inside (because your dice deserve to roll in luxury). The hexagon design snaps together to form a sturdy rolling tray that's approximately 8 inches wide and 1.75 inches tall, giving plenty of space for rolling without your dice staging a great escape off the table.

The genius part? They fold flat. Seriously, just unsnap the corners and these trays collapse for easy storage and transport. Toss them in your game bag, backpack, or pocket dimension. When game night arrives, pop them open and you're ready to roll.

Versatile and practical: Sure, they're perfect for rolling dice (that's literally in the name), but they're also great for holding your dice sets between rolls, storing tokens, corralling miniatures, keeping track of spell components, or organizing any other small gaming accessories that tend to wander.

What you get: Six distinct trays, each in a different color with unique class artwork. Whether you're the party's mystical Wizard, the rage-fueled Barbarian, the shadowy Rogue, the deal-making Warlock, the nature-bonded Ranger, or the steadfast Warrior, there's a tray that speaks to your soul (and your character sheet).

Perfect for: D&D parties, game groups who like coordinated accessories, players who want their own designated rolling space, GMs looking for the perfect group gift, anyone tired of chasing runaway dice, tabletop gaming sessions with multiple players, or campaigns where everyone deserves their own throne (even if it's just for dice).