tabletop miniatures

The Wooden Dungeon Door is probably the most common types of doors in tabletop gaming. Our door is surrounded by gnarly rocks features, has warped wood grooves, and has a lock which actually has a hole to see through!

Suggested Wooden Dungeon Door Tabletop Miniature Uses:
* The lock represents that a door is either locked or can be locked
* The lock itself could be tied to a trap such as poison needles that extend out to prick the finger or hand
* A player can navigate through by picking the lock to undo a barred door or they can use a strength check to see if it can be broken down
* Heavy tools such as a sledgehammer or use of any number of spells/magic items give characters an easy way around a locked or sealed door

The Crystal Shard Cluster makes a great tabletop miniature accessory for any Crystal Cavern, Crystal Forest, or Crystal Mountain tabletop adventures.

Dense areas of crystals create difficult terrain and hinder visibility. Ice crystals, magic crystals or other types of spiky geodes can cover up to around several square miles of area.

Shards of the crystal (such as Mundane Crystals or Augment Crystals) can be used to craft very useful items.

Mundane crystals can be used in place of metals when using a special forging process. The fortified crystal is similar to masterwork steel weapon or armor, except for visual appearance.

Augment Crystals can be combined with masterwork or magic weapons, armor, and shields to grant them additional properties. Armor Augment Crystals, Shield Augment Crystals, and Weapon Augment Crystals can be immensely handy.

Most psionic armor, shields and weapons incorporate one or more crystal components into their construction. Some are composed entirely of crystal.

Crystal shards may also assist with the use or activation of magic.

Perfect for any tabletop dungeon or graveyard quest! Our coffin miniature features removable lid which helps if the game master likes giving visual clues to the players.

For example, if the room appears empty and there is an open lid, this may give clues to something that is undead and invisible like a Vampire. The green coffin can help to show something more powerful resides there like a Lich or Radioactive Zombie.

The Stone Dungeon Door is another common type of door in tabletop games. Carved from solid blocks of stone, these heavy doors are often built so that they pivot when opened. Secret doors concealed within a stone wall are usually stone doors.

Walls are one of the most common miniature terrain or scenery accessory for tabletop games. Rock wall scenery doubly so.

This set includes a solid rock wall miniature as well as a crumbly rock wall miniature. An excellent source of cover for your armies or troops.

Rock walls, and visual cue walls of this size and scale, are perfect for in-game cover mechanics.

The solid rock wall miniature can provide a 50% cover bonus in most tabletop games while the crumbly rock wall miniature can provide 25-50% coverage.

Not only are rock wall miniatures useful for tabletop combat mechanics, they are also useful for impromptu missile/projectile weapons especially for giants who enjoy juggling.

The Necromancer Alter Miniature features a pentagram on each side and comes with a metal 7/16″ Orb of Power.

This is an iconic piece that should come into play whenever demonic or necromantic flavor is in play.

Necromancers are very common in DnD and other tabletop game universes and can be used to create stories of the utmost evil. You can use multiple alters to create summoning circles as well as other ‘alter-native’ required measures.

Available in stone grey or hand painted.