Switched to a dice tower last month and it fixed our rolling arguments

We had this one guy in our group who would always drop his dice instead of rolling them. It got to the point where three of us were side eyeing his natural 20s. Last session I brought in a cheap dice tower I built from a cardboard tube and craft wood. Now everyone rolls the same way. No more suspicious drops. Has anyone else dealt with a dice cheater in their group?

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hayes.tara18h ago

A dice tower is a good fix for people who actually want to fix their rolling, but it doesn't solve the real problem here. If a player is trying to cheat, they will find another way once they get used to the tower. I've seen it happen with a friend who started angling his hand just right on the drop to still get better rolls. It sounds like you have a trust issue in your group, not a rolling issue. A tower helps, but maybe someone should just talk to the guy directly instead of building around him.

the_richard7h agoMost Upvoted

You're totally right that a determined cheater will always find a workaround. I've seen the same thing happen in my own group where someone just refused to accept fair rolls no matter what tool we put in front of them. At some point you have to ask yourself if winning is worth more to that person than the fun of the whole table, right?