modular D&D Dungeon environment

I have created this set of dungeon environment tiles for my high school dnd club. These models have allowed us to elevate the immersion of our campaign. 

As there are many different files here is the following guide to each piece and when it is supposed to be used. 

• Tiles:
  • Normal tiles: just any tile without a doorway
  • any tile with a cardinal direction: when prining, the 2 larger bricks on the edge are the northen ones, as shown in the following image: [sorry for the crude drawing :)]

(For tiles with 2 cardinal directions, it just means that it connects directly into another room)

• Walls: Note: any word such as “left” or “right” on any of the wall pieces are used to describe which side is the modified one, when observing the piece from the textured brick side.
  • Normal walls: A wall that is used whenever there is no turn on either side of it.
  • Outer corner walls: These are your standard wall for any 90° corner, such as the one on the far right on the render.
  • Inner corner walls:  These are used for the creation of an L shaped room, or any other funky shape. These are the ones in the middle of the render.
  • Doorway walls: These walls are generally used whenever a doorway is employed as they have had their ends cut off so they fit next to regular walls. These can be seen in the top right of the render.
  • Finally, the doorway which is self explanatory. 

All of these pieces (except the doorway) are connected using the connecting clip.

The ones called “connecting clip” have an offset of -0.1mm, but some printers may work better with the higher offset clip called “high offset connecting clip”. I would reccomend to print out one of each to test them and attempt both.

That is all that is to be said, so I hope you enjoy my models, and have fun :)

PS: for those who are interested in my dnd campaign, my character (a goblin barbarian) has eaten has been sent through a forest, then transported through a candy world, where we encountered a small talking rat/mole, with its theraputic sentient piece of cheese (we decided to bring them allong with us), then we got through a forest to an empty lake, where we had to make the mole/rat cry, so I ate his therapist (the sentient piece of cheese), rolled a 2 on a death saving throw, and am now a 20cm (8inch) wheel of cheese.