In game suggestion 1.17, a dice tower is also created in a special way.
Anyone who thinks that it is child’s play to build a dice tower using the normal stacking technique, where a new dice is only ever placed on top of the dice tower, has not yet tried this game variant. In this game variant, the packaging insert is first converted into a dice slide. To do this, bend one of the two narrow cardboard sections by 180° so that the small cardboard section is on the other side of the packaging insert.
As shown in picture A, pick up the packaging insert on one side with one hand and place a cube on the top right of the packaging insert with the other hand.
Now you can try to make the dice lying on top slide by holding the packaging insert at a slight angle and shaking it. When it has reached the bottom (see picture B), you have to use a lot of tact (see picture C) to let it slide onto the dice tower that has already been built (or, at the very beginning, onto the first dice that was placed on the table) – only the dice slide may be used for this.
This stacking variant requires a good technique, but this can be learnt quickly with a little practice.
Have fun and good luck!
Now you can try to make the dice lying on top slide by holding the packaging insert at a slight angle and shaking it. When it has reached the bottom (see picture B), you have to use a lot of tact (see picture C) to let it slide onto the dice tower that has already been built (or, at the very beginning, onto the first dice that was placed on the table) – only the dice slide may be used for this.