Compact Fabric Dice Trays

Handmade compact fabric dice trays for Dungeons & Dragons, tabletop RPGs, and board game players who want controlled rolls and a clean table without the bulk of a wooden tray. Each tray is collapsible, lightweight, and made from durable gabardine fabric with a soft interior that protects dice and dampens roll noise.

Size, weight and how it is built: everything about the tray on one page, in our folding dice tray.

Gift idea. A dice tray is the easy gift for a player who already has a dice bag. About one in ten reviews of GameFancy trays mention a gift, most often for a friend or a partner, and Christmas is the most common occasion. For something one of a kind, the custom dice tray is printed with the buyer's own art or character.

Comparing brands? See dice tray brands compared: Wyrmwood, Die Hard Dice, Forged Gaming, Norse Foundry, Elderwood Academy and GameFancy side by side, with sizes, materials and prices quoted from each brand's own page.

28 designs across a range of aesthetics — from cryptid art and galaxy prints to mushrooms, cats and D20 motifs, plus four goblin dice trays, three dragon dice trays, three witchy dice trays and two Jimothy raccoon trays. All trays share the same construction:

• Rolling surface: approx. 5.5 × 5.5 in with 1.2 in sides
• Assembly: snap-button corners — folds flat for travel, sets up in seconds
• Interior: soft fabric surface — quiet rolls, protects dice and table
• Bottom: removable hard insert for smooth, even rolling
• Portable: fits in a backpack, bag, or jacket pocket when folded

Price: $21.70 per tray. All trays handmade in Ukraine. The Mothman and Possum dice trays ship from Miami, FL — arrive in 1–3 business days via DHL.

Also searched as a dice rolling tray, rolling mat, cloth dice tray, or dice tray for MTG — the same 5.5 × 5.5 in surface works for spin-down counters, board game dice, and miniature wargame rolls, not only for D&D.

Each tray pairs naturally with any GameFancy dice bag for a matching set — or works standalone for players who already have a bag but roll on bare tables. The compact design replaces bulky wooden trays at a fraction of the weight and price.

Who shops this collection: The player who rolls on a bare table and needs a proper surface without spending $50+ on a wooden tray. The person buying a quick, affordable DnD gift — $21.70, useful for any player, zero risk of getting the wrong thing. And the convention-goer who needs a rolling surface that fits in a bag and sets up anywhere. The Mothman and Possum dice trays ship from Miami in 1–3 business days for last-minute gifts.

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