Terrain

This is a terrain piece I made to create a bed of burning coals, embers, or lava. It could work in a fire temple or as a carnival attraction where participants walk across burning coals, and it was …

These are magnetic tiles for dungeon layouts that I made from baby toy pieces. My daughter has been playing with these since she was 3 years old. I didn’t want to take away her toys, but I …

My players are crossing the desert of Qadira in Golarion, and I needed some terrain for the desert city encounters ahead. I built several modular houses that can stack on each other, along with …

My players were about to get teleported to the First World for a big celebration, and I realized I had no scenery for that kind of event. I needed tents, market stalls, and colorful festive …

I made this project because my players were about to reach a decisive moment in their journey through the Feywild. They needed to rescue the Warlock’s patron, an archfey who had taken refuge in …

Table dressing are scenery elements you place on top of other scenery, like small trays you put on tables. In another post I made market stalls, and I didn’t want to glue what each stall was …

This is a quick post to show something I made recently. I usually use an aluminium foil ball to create stone texture on foam, but after a while it hurts my hands from pressing. So I made my own tool. …

I’ve talked on this blog about making lots of 3D elements for Zombicide Green Horde to play on. What I haven’t talked about is that it takes a lot of space to store. For a long time I …

This is the second post documenting how I made the different tiles for my asylum terrain. The technique is similar to the first batch, but more refined since I’m now working on the larger rooms …

This post documents a set of cemetery props I wanted to make: coffins, graves, and sarcophagi. I made them all at the same time because they’re the kind of things that are always useful. You …

This is a short post with just two photos, but I wanted to document projects I worked on back in the day that I eventually gave away. It’s a way of keeping an archive. This is an entire village …

This is one of the simplest crafts I’ve done, but also one that works the best. I’ve already created dozens, maybe hundreds of tiles for RPG sessions. It takes time, it’s not always …