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Terrain Collection (DND / TTRPG)

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A collection of terrain that I've made for my campaigns. Some rocks, plinths and stairs so far.

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Printables
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Other Ideas
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Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial

Here is a collection of terrain that I've made for my campaigns. Some rocks, plinths and stairs so far. These are rough in some cases as I've been actively tinkering with them for an individual session. With combat scenarios I really like elevation to support different combat styles (ranged, spells, jumping/climbing/falling) and I've been playing with textures. Unlike a lot of my other work this is NOT AI based.

  • T-stairs (Textured and untextured w/ holes for 3mm baseplates in the steps so minis can kinda climb up - the tolerance isn't great so it may need some trimming in some areas - print on the back and you won't need supports)
  • Rocks (various voronoi displaced ico spheres the were cropped to have flat platforms)
  • A plinth / stone column - I used this as a foundation for a statue (broken resin mini that I melted into it)
  • Outcrop / icosphere - an earlier iteration of the Rocks that I had printed, painted and decorated for a forest encounter
  • L-stairs - A variant of the T-stairs with only one set of steps, this was done in onshape so no textures. The holes in the steps at 4mm so there is a bit more clearance for minis! Print on its back for no supports needed.
  • T-stairs v2 - Same as the above but T-Style, bigger holes and things. Print on its back for no supports.
  • S-stairs thick and thin - straight stairs with a thick (12mm) and thin (6mm) back support - same as the others you can print on their side and no supports needed

All stairs are set to go up 60mm and assume for a 12ft difference between levels (or 1d6 fall damage if the player falls).

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