Dungeon Terrain

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Been doing the D&D thing for about 20 years.

Been doing a search for some 3d terrain thats cheaper than the dwarven forge stuff and stumbled across this website.




Does anyone else use terrain. I find it works well as long as it is done right.

[hagbard]

I've always preferred theater of the mind when I game. Those look great though.

[archersix]

I tried using the dwarven forge stuff once. It took too long to set up, and I couldn't figure our a practical way to set it up ahead of time without letting everyone see it ahead of time. More power to you if it works for you though!

[Deleted]

Ya. I think ima buy a set

[Torreny]

Didn't Mr. Holmes have quite the little dungeon he used for a few convention games? It even had a hidden passage and a trap in it, full of goop. I generally agree with the 'theatre-of-the-mind' way about it, but a set piece or the occasional prop just looks dashing.

[DungeonDevil]

Feb 8, 2016 6:44:04 GMT -6 hagbard said:

I've always preferred theater of the mind when I game.

+1. I love using the underrated TSR product Mental Geomorphs!

[Zenopus]

Mar 1, 2016 15:16:13 GMT -6 Torreny said:

Didn't Mr. Holmes have quite the little dungeon he used for a few convention games? It even had a hidden passage and a trap in it, full of goop. I generally agree with the 'theatre-of-the-mind' way about it, but a set piece or the occasional prop just looks dashing.

See for pics of the Holmes' "D&D For Beginners" dungeon: zenopusarchives.blogspot.com/2015/09/the-d-for-beginners-dungeon-model-part.html

J. Eric Holmes helped with the carpentry but Chris Holmes did all of the dungeon dressing.

[Torreny]

Mar 2, 2016 22:31:53 GMT -6 Zenopus said:

See for pics of the Holmes' "D&D For Beginners" dungeon: zenopusarchives.blogspot.com/2015/09/the-d-for-beginners-dungeon-model-part.html

J. Eric Holmes helped with the carpentry but Chris Holmes did all of the dungeon dressing.

Ah yes, there it is. Fun little thing, that.