Ultimate Dungeon Terrain

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# Ultimate Dungeon Terrain Based on the idea from the YouTube channel **Dungeon Craft**: [](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQqhTiE7i84) A 16" x 16" dungeon board sitting atop a rotating base. Easily viewable and accessible by all players at the table. No need to setup endless dungeon tiles and walls. Simply put out a few terrain pieces to suggest the space around the players as they move from room to room. Integrates the [lazy susan bearing](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2919427) by [sbalgass](https://www.thingiverse.com/sbalgass/about) into its design. # Printing Board prints in 21 pieces, number from left-to-right, top-to-bottom. Board pieces are intended to be printed vertically without supports. The outer ring of the lazy susan is a single file to print 12 copies of. I suggest using supports. # Assembly Short lengths of 1.75 mm filament can be inserted in the holes on the edges of each board piece to assist with alignment and support. I assembled everything with a combination of crazy glue and ABS acetone welding. I used Elmer's Wood Filler to fill in any remaining gaps between the pieces. The lazy susan requires approximately 140 balls of 6mm in diameter. I used airsoft BBs. You'll also want to stick some adhesive rubber feet on the bottom of the outer ring. You can find those at most hardware stores.