The Tower - Dungeons & Dragons Icons of The Realms Premium Terrain Set D&D

This is simply amazing. The size is ENORMOUS and it's very versatile for many scenarios: wizard's tower, castle interior, throne room, barracks, castle ruins, sacrificial site, etc. Having multiple levels makes the tower modular -- adjust the height of the tower, create multiple buildings, buy another tower to add more levels.The build quality is what you come to expect from Wizkids and Necca: detailed, quality plastic, and sturdy. My only gripe is that the floor pieces are made of a thick, durable cardboard rather than plastic -- but I think that may have been an engineering and manufacturing measure to keep the price down (and it's already pricey as is).Overall, this is a premium piece. The value may be debatable, but with enough imagination, its uses for campaigns are limitless. Just be sure you have space to store it -- it's BIG.

I was shocked when I saw the box in the mail, it is definitely larger than it seemed from the pictures. The material is a fairly durable plastic washed in a matte black paint for a weathered effect, and pressboard for the flooring. The detail is great - the doors swing on hinges, there are 2 flooring options (gridded, ungridded), and the buttresses and windows can be removed to show siege damage.I assembled everything in about 20 minutes without needing the instructions too much. Assembly is a bit tricky, especially the 3rd floor wall pieces, which fit together diagonally. I had a bit of the wash dry in a socket that I had to scrape out, and I pressed too hard breaking off one of the connector 'nobs' on a wall pieve, but it still fits together snugly.The box is good for transporting, but the plastic tray does fit tightly around the pieces. I'd rather just keep it assembled and put it in a smaller box for transporting (leaving the buttresses and window adornments in a plastic bag. The buttresses tend to slip off when picking up the bottom floor anyway.

First off, this is a huge, highly detailed tower that can be used in a variety of settings. It's lightweight, easy to assemble, customizable, and looks amazing. This product is a fraction of the cost, and significantly larger when compared to other outlets like Dwarven forge.10/10 I plan on purchasing another tower and stacking it for the final battle in my D&D campaign.

I purchased 2 sets used. One contained every piece it should and the other was short pieces and it was clear that someone removed enough to construct one floor and simply returned the rest. It was impossible for me to construct the third floor without mix/matching pieces from the two sets. I suspect that the person returned the whole set when they couldn't complete the third floor.It is a nice piece of terrain but the quality control for construction and the exactness of the pieces falls short. They could have engineered and manufactured it with enough precision that the pieces are completely interchangeable.

I had three of these delivered due to product defects. The first one arrived missing parts and I couldn’t complete the assembly, I returned it and was sent a replacement. The replacement arrived missing parts and the parts that were included did not fit together correctly. Today I received my third and everything was included and it assembled properly. It’s a very impressive piece and very modular and useful for many encounters. I would recommend this for the price , just make sure you inspect it thoroughly and check the contents are all there

The box to this thing is massive, and when it's constructed (which goes together easily), it dominates whatever map it's on. The three levels have interchangeable floors that you can swap out to achieve whatever effect you want. Those floors are made o durable cardboard, so as long as you aren't going full contact with your minis, they should be fine. Each level stacks and unstacks with ease, making it easier to display them for battle maps.Even the window and front door can pop out giving the impression of a ruined tower, so there is plenty of customization. And with the number of times you come across a tower in D&D, it is going to get pleanty of use.

Came complete. Be attentive putting it together and taking apart so you remember where to put them back in the box. Hefty plastic that will not bend easily. I would really appreciate it if they would sell individual tower segments/floors so the tower could be added to vertically.

I can see many scenarios to include this tower. It really is massive. I read some reviews where the pieces didn't fit and I thought I had the same issue with mine. I shuffled a piece here and there from the same level and everything fit perfect. The walls are a nice heavy plastic. I like the steps and the top. My only complaint is that the floors on each level should have been made of plastic as well. I think the cardboard is a little cheap considering, but overall I'm happy with it.