Terrain

In my game, Lord Deverin is an important NPC that has been wrongly accused and sent to jail. The jail itself is actually an underground cavern filled with horrible creatures where a cage is lowered. …

Before reaching the last room of the Time Dungeon, my players had to go through one last trap: a set of gears and pistons moving in an haphazard manner. They had to find the right pattern and jump …

When the heroes explored the dungeon, they entered a room full of glass tubes full of oozes (that they of course had to fight). From above, you can clearly see that one of the tubes is made of a …

When the glass tubes broke, my players were confronted against a bunch of colored oozes. I found it pretty hard to find good looking ooze miniature, so I decided to craft my own. The bulk of it is …

In dungeons, players often have to use spiral staircases to go up one level. Thankfully, this is a simple build. The base is an ice cream lid, and the stair itself is made out of foam from a swim …

We used to be playing every other Sunday evening, and had an ongoing D&D 5e campaign running. It started as an initiation table, based on the Rise of the Runelords Pathfinder Adventure Path and …

At the time of posting, this is the build I’m the most proud of. I spent a lot of time on it, but I had an idea of the theme of what I wanted to do, and went all in. I wanted to create a …

I pimped an old metal flower pot into a nice little house. I started by gluing some cardboard around the flower pot, because it wasn’t all straight from top to bottom. As you can see, the top …

To go with my dungeon tiles, I made a bunch of dungeon dressing pieces. I mostly picked bits of stuff lying around in my bits box, and painted them. I didn’t have a clear idea of what I wanted …

I made some dungeon tiles, inspired by Wyloch. I used completely different materials though, but kept the same overall idea. First, I’m really bad at cutting stuff in a straight line. Wyloch …

This is a quick post on how I made some crates for scatter terrain. They don’t look perfect, but just good enough to add some cover to an encounter. I started with some squared beads I found in …

Those are some scatter bone pile terrains. Made mostly from plastic skull and skeleton leftovers, as well as spaghettis. I cut the basic shape in some plastic, added some Vallejo stone texture on top …