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With EZlink, you can easily change not only the floor style but also the walls, stairs, and any other part of your dungeons, towns, and castles. You can keep all the pieces assembled and switch them out quickly on the fly. The Ezlink system features...

Advances in 3D printing technology allow for better accuracy, so new 3D Printable Modular Dungeons have been released without walls, addressing their limitations such as longer painting time, difficulty of use, need for unique pieces, and storage...

This is a remix from the Dungeon Chest Mimic (4692329). I wanted a functional chest that can be opened and closed, with a little space inside. So I cut the model and added hinges. Unfortunately there were some problems in editing, that I had to lower...

The OpenForge Dungeon Stone set offers floor tiles compatible with Dwarven Forge ones. This tile set includes every size from 1x1 to 4x4, with two of each non-square size for easier OpenSCAD scripting. To learn how to use OpenForge, check out the...

The scene depicts an ancient, long-forgotten dungeon that lies shrouded in darkness and neglect, presenting a fascinating backdrop for video game environments. A detailed skeleton is also integrated into the scene, rigged to facilitate fluid...

Here's another piece of the OpenLock pyramid dungeon tiles I've been working on - this one serves as an entrance, loosely inspired by the Great Pyramid at Giza. This entrance consists of three parts: a base piece, an arch, and a top piece. It's two...

I needed a way to organize my massive collection of dungeon tiles, which numbered in the hundreds. To solve this problem, I created a sorting system that makes it incredibly easy to locate any tile at a moment's notice. Simply print out a few copies...

It is possible to assemble the tiles together like a puzzle to create your own medieval style dungeon. The possibilities are almost endless. Ideal for role-playing games. If you like this pattern, check out my other creations: ...

This miscellaneous collection includes unique tiles like the pool, perfect for adding a splash of personality to your dungeon.\nModule Specific Tiles - Get the most out of your modules with these expertly crafted tiles designed specifically for each...

So, I took the Schleprocker model and tweaked it to be taller, adding spaces for all your other essential dungeon row cards. This 3D print was effortlessly supported-free. Check out my design on Tinkercad:...

In this set you’ll get a Mimic that is disguised as a set of dungeon or castle double-doors AND the fully exposed Mimic that has thrown of the disguise and is ready to chomp down on those too foolhardy to stay away. All models come in supported and...

You may recognize these combatants from Pocket-Dungeons. Check out their original game here http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:59110 and keep an eye out for more crossovers coming soon! Instructions Print the models in halves at a layer height of .10...

Elevate your game project's visual appeal with this low poly, hand-painted dungeon stone arch. The model is designed to be easily customized or used as-is, making it a versatile addition to any project. To achieve the stunning look depicted in the...

One Deck Dungeon is an ingenious concept that streamlines game setup and teardown with a remarkably simple design. The components are thoughtfully separated to ensure easy access, making the process of playing the game a breeze. I've taken into...

This terrain is designed to make a complete dungeon or crypt, that will fit all the dynamic models that are currently suffering from scale creep!   It comes fully test printed, and needs auto generated supports for the best possible print! The tiles...

Dungeon Dice Randomizer;\nThree styles are available: simple rounded corners, sharp corners, and stone textured (with sides that are not perfectly aligned); print all the same or mix and match to create unique features.\nPick up a pair of dice and...

The imposing figure of a dungeon guard stands tall and unmoving, its stone form a testament to the enduring power of ancient craftsmanship. With an unyielding gaze, it surveys the dark corridors beyond, ever vigilant for any sign of intruders who...

When I posted my previous design for Dungeon Mayhem Monster Madness to BGG, I stumbled upon an image that showed how to arrange the cards side by side on the short end of the box. This approach seemed more practical, so I created this version...

Bring your miniatures to life with this immersive, detailed Puzzlelock Dungeon II. There are 47 unique STL files in this set! Rooms, Corridors, Stairways, Doorways, Pillars, and Tiles. The unique offset wall design gives you a full grid for your...

Plan is to build the dungeon as adventurers enter a door/opening. Taking the tiles from already visited places and creating new places from those.. All tiles use 5mm ball magnets (8 on the floor, 4-5 on the walls/doors/windows). Balls can be pushed...

Designed this Organizer for Dungeon!, as game does not provide any way to organize pieces once opened. Print: 8X Card Organizers (6 levels, 2 mage card holders) 2X Loose Bit holders (1 for RIP tokens, 1 for Misc) 1X Dice Bin (only if doing V1)...

ENGLISH These card holders are designed to help you to use the JOA cards in DUNGEON UNIVERSALIS. I have added two versions so you can assemble them using the tabs included with the pieces or you can attach them with magnets. Instructions: - For...

OpenForge ========= Dungeon corridor tiles designed to be perfectly compatible with Dwarven Forge dungeon tiles. Compatible tiles/walls in this series are labeled with OpenForge tags, allowing seamless integration. OpenForge Sets ============= A...

I wanted to make something simple and decided on making some modular dungeon tiles, which I like other tile sets but they always seem so bulky. So, this is my attempt at a slimmer dungeon tile. I believe they are measured correctly, with each...

Untested, but logically should work just fine (glue them together) **Description** Hi guys, Here is a collection of walls, and corners for creating tabletop dungeons. Scaled to be appropriate for standard D&D minis. The dungeon system is optimized...

Adding or removing floors, walls, stairs, bridges and doors is easy and pleasant and you can do it even without a plan if you prefer so.  Features Flexible system allowing to create 1" grid based dungeon maps. Whether you want to lead your players...

My goal was to create a wall system for my new Dungeon Drop game, ensuring that the cubes stay firmly in place on the table. The 30 wall sections I designed fit seamlessly around the extra play mats. To achieve this, I utilized Kawai Tsuginte's...

The set was designed with several goals in mind: expandability through numerous features for attaching doors, staircases, angled walls, etc.; recreating maps from modules; creating more than just dungeons; sprucing up designs with multiple styles;...

This is a set of interconnecting modular walls and junctions designed to be very flexible for your tablet top adventures.  This set of Walls is with dungeon wall motif and knotwork accents.  The set includes multiple sized walls, doorways with slide...

This is an organizer designed specifically for use with Dungeon Mayhem, including its expansion. It seamlessly accommodates sleeved cards, making gameplay even more enjoyable. To set up, print one box per character. Each box features a lid that...