Rogues's Flask Dice Tankard and Dice Vault

This is a highly detailed Rogues's Flask Dice Tankard and Dice Vault.

This model was created by FatesEnd and is provided by Commercial License.

In Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) and other tabletop role-playing games, accessories such as dice towers and dice vaults enhance gameplay by providing structure, protection, and convenience during sessions.

A dice tower is a vertical structure designed to randomize dice rolls. Players drop dice into the top of the tower, and the dice tumble through a series of internal baffles or ramps before exiting at the bottom, landing in a tray or a contained area. This mechanism ensures fair and consistent rolls by reducing the influence of how a die is thrown. Dice towers are especially helpful during high-stakes rolls, where impartiality is important. They also help prevent dice from rolling off the table or knocking over miniatures and terrain during play. 

A dice vault, on the other hand, is a storage container designed to hold a player's set of dice securely between game sessions. Dice vaults protect dice from damage, loss, or scratches, particularly when transporting them in a bag or backpack.

Together, dice towers and dice vaults represent the fusion of utility and style in D&D. While not essential to gameplay, they add a layer of polish and professionalism to a player's toolkit, emphasizing both the tactile and theatrical elements of tabletop role-playing.

Designed to hold a standard 12oz can and double as a dice tower.

Each tankard comes with 1 class-matched dice vault that tucks neatly inside the can chamber—secured with a tiny lid for travel & storage.

The can-holder shaft can be secured with a screw-top lid—perfect for minis, dice, tokens, or your favorite snacks of power.

This Rogues's Flask Dice Tankard and Dice Vault is based on a Rogue in Dungeons & Dragons which is a versatile and stealthy character class known for their agility, cunning, and specialized skills. Rogues excel in deception, stealth, and disarming traps, making them ideal for scouting, sneaking, and performing precise strikes. They are often portrayed as thieves, assassins, or spies, but they can have a variety of backgrounds and motivations.