Gifts for Tabletop Gamers: Dice Boxes, Mini Displays, and Custom Terrain
Tabletop players put hundreds of hours into a campaign. Here's how to give them something that belongs on the game table.

If someone you know plays Dungeons & Dragons or any other tabletop game, you already know how seriously they take it. A campaign can run for years, with the same group, the same characters, and the same inside jokes. That makes them easy to shop for if you know where to look.
Dice boxes and dice trays
Every player has a favorite set of dice and nowhere good to keep them. An engraved wood dice box with a character name or a campaign title is something they'll use every session. A wood dice tray with a design on the bottom gets used too.
3D printed minis and terrain
3D printing is a natural fit for tabletop games. A custom figure of a favorite character or a piece of terrain, like a tower or a set of ruins, can be printed to your idea. Send us a reference image and we'll tell you what's realistic.
A plaque to mark a finished campaign
When a long campaign ends, the players usually want something to remember it by. A plaque with the campaign name, the years it ran, and the names of the characters makes a great gift from the group to the game master.
How much detail can a 3D printed miniature have?
It depends on the size. Small figures can have a lot of character, but the finest details, like thin swords and tiny faces, are limited by what a printer can do at that scale. Larger figures hold more detail. Tell us the size you want and we'll tell you what to expect.
Will the minis come painted?
Most 3D printed pieces come unpainted, which makes them a great project for someone who paints miniatures as a hobby. If you want a painted figure, ask us what's possible.
What's a good thank-you gift for a game master?
Game masters spend hours preparing for every session, and most of the time nobody says anything. A plaque, a dice box, or a custom piece for the table says it for the whole group. A group gift works well, with everyone chipping in.
Tell us the game and the group, and we'll help you build something for the table.