I've been a Dungeon Master for the last few years, and I'm an engineer at heart. Running a table means making roll after roll while holding the whole story in your head. Every time I broke off to hunt for the right die, a little of that concentration went with it.
Dice Scroller started as a fix for exactly that. All seven dice laid out in front of me, always in the same place, ready to roll again and again without leaving the story. Spin, read, carry on. Once I'd built one, running a game felt lighter. The dice stopped being something I had to think about.
The fix · all seven dice, one case
Engineering inside, craft outside
It also had to belong on a D&D table. This is a hobby of cool resin dice and really nice woodwork, so that's what it's made of: engineering inside, real craft outside.
Every product is engineered from first principles, tested, and refined before it ships. Dungeon Works is where I keep building tools like that: products from a DM who can't stop engineering the game he loves.