Moonveil Throne, Dark Elf Command Seat | 32mm & 75mm Fantasy Terrain | FDM & Resin
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At the heart of the Moonveil court stands a throne built not merely as a seat of power.
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At the heart of the Moonveil court stands a throne built not merely as a seat of power, but as a warning to every warrior, noble, and enemy who enters its shadow.
The Moonveil Throne is the ceremonial command seat of the Dark Elf ruling caste, surrounded by towering gothic spires, crescent emblems, sweeping arches, and the unmistakable architecture of the Moonveil.
Raised high above a broad ceremonial staircase, the throne places its occupant above the court below. From here, war queens issue commands, sorceresses pronounce judgment, and Moonveil commanders determine the fate of enemies unfortunate enough to be brought before them.
The throne makes an ideal centerpiece for Vaelira Nightthorn, Dark Elf War Queen, while also working as a command seat for other Moonveil rulers, sorcerers, generals, or custom characters.
On the tabletop, the Moonveil Throne can become the centerpiece of a throne-room encounter, fortress interior, final boss battle, royal court, Dark Elf temple, or Moonveil display.
Perfect for resin or FDM printing, the Moonveil Throne is designed to complement the Moonveil Dark Elf collection at both 32mm tabletop scale and 75mm display scale.
Moonveil Throne — D&D 5e-Compatible Terrain Stats
Terrain Type: Command Seat / Arcane Throne
Faction: Moonveil Dark Elves
Armor Class: 18
Hit Points: 75
Damage Immunities: Poison, Psychic
Condition Immunities: Charmed, Frightened, Poisoned
Seat of Moonveil Authority. A Moonveil leader occupying the throne has advantage on Charisma (Intimidation) checks against creatures that can see the throne.
Commanding Presence. Allied Dark Elves within 20 feet of the occupied throne have advantage on saving throws against being frightened.
Shadow Court. While the throne is occupied by a spellcaster, the surrounding area may be treated as an arcane focus or ritual location at the DM's discretion.
Desecrated Throne. Destroying or capturing the throne can serve as an encounter objective, potentially breaking the morale or magical defenses of Moonveil forces depending on the campaign.
⚙ Print Specs
Scales: 32mm tabletop and 75mm display
Type: Fantasy terrain / throne / command centerpiece
Faction: Moonveil Dark Elves
Use: D&D, RPG encounters, boss battles, dioramas and miniature displays
Recommended Resin Layer Height: 0.05–0.10mm
Recommended FDM Layer Height: 0.12–0.16mm
Materials: Resin, PLA/PLA+
Scale can be adjusted in your slicer to accommodate different characters or display sizes.
🧱 FDM Printing
For FDM printing, use a 0.12–0.16mm layer height to retain the architectural detailing while keeping print times manageable.
Tree/organic supports are recommended where necessary around the throne arms, gothic arches, hanging ornaments, crescent details, and tall spires.
Because of the height and narrow architectural elements, verify good build-plate adhesion before beginning the full print.
🧪 Resin Printing
For maximum architectural detail, 0.05mm layers are recommended.
Tested ResinQuestMiniatures Saturn 4 Ultra 16K baseline:
Layer Height: 0.05mm
Bottom Layers: 5
Normal Exposure: 2.75s
Bottom Exposure: 37s
Transition Layers: 10
Rest Times: 2 / 2 / 4s
Anti-Aliasing: 8
Print-Time Compensation: 0.93s
PWM: 255 / 255
Adjust exposure and support settings as needed for your specific resin and printing environment.
Supports & Orientation
For resin printing, start with Chitubox Auto Orientation + Auto Supports — Light, followed by a manual inspection of the throne arms, hanging ornaments, crescent symbols, spires, and underside of the architectural arches.
For FDM, orient individual components for maximum stability and keep supports away from the most visible ornamental surfaces whenever possible.