FANROLL Dungeons & Dragons Masterworks Series #02 - Jeff Easley Dice Tray dobótálca

An iconic moment from Forgotten Realms world, Jeff Easley, with its 1988 cover painting The Magister, becomes the scene of throws. The reverse skin, painted tissue cover and foldable design make it both a collector specialty and a practical game supplement.

This throwing tray is not just a practical game tool - it's a slice of Dungeons & Dragons history that you can take into your hand. The second piece of the Masterworks Series evokes a real classic: Jeff Easley's 1988 Advanced Dungeons & Dragons-Forgotten Realms: The Magister's cover painting.

The painting - when the spell comes to life

At the center of the picture is a dark magician, a sparkling, bluish light from his hand, which brings to life a body of skeletons. The shadows of the background and the swirling magic energies create dramatic tension - as if the scene sees the highlight of an epic campaign. This work is not just an illustration: a visual promise of adventure, where danger, mystery and triumph are one throw away.

The artist - Jeff Easley

Easley is one of the most important illustrators of TSR's golden age, whose covers and internal graphics determined the image of the D&D world of the '80s and' 90s. His master is the play of light and shadow, and in his pictures, the storytelling power that can attract the viewer with a single glance is throbbing.

Design and material use

- Back cover: durable skin that provides a premium feeling and long life.
- Interior surface: painted fabric that realizes Easley's rich, vibrant colors.
- Size: approx. 14 × 20 cm - Ideal for comfortable cube displays, yet easy to carry.
- Foldable Design: It can be shaped in a second, and after play it can be flat so that it does not take up a lot of space in your bag or shelf.

Why special?

Not only does this throwing tray control the throws-every time you dice, an iconic D&D moment comes to life. The mood of the magister will be behind every throw, reminding you again and again that the real power of the game lies in fantasy and stories.

This throwing tray is both a collector, a practical accessory, and a visual gate into the world of Forgotten Realms. If your dice could talk, they probably want to speak here.