D&D terrain

Physical terrain changes how a D&D session feels. A tavern the party can actually stand miniatures in, a tower they can see from across the table, a graveyard with gravestones to hide behind: these make encounters concrete in a way a battle map cannot. This collection is our full fantasy range organised for game masters, from a single £5 well to a complete medieval village.

Good starting points are the tavern (every campaign has one), a couple of village houses, a watchtower and a set of scatter such as barrels, market stalls and trees. The Medieval Village starter set covers the core buildings in one order. For dungeon and underdark sessions, look at the dwarven throne room pieces, sarcophagi and summoning font.

Every piece is 3D printed to order in PLA in our UK workshop and sent unpainted, ready for primer and paint. Scale is 28 mm unless a listing says otherwise, so it sits correctly next to Games Workshop, Frostgrave, Mordheim and D&D miniatures. Orders ship from the UK, so there are no import charges.

All pieces are 28 mm scale, the standard for D&D miniatures from WizKids, Reaper and Games Workshop. Buildings are sized so a 25 mm base fits through doors and on floors. Roofs on most houses lift off so you can play inside.