Are your DnD dungeons a little boring to look at? Mine too, so I made these. So this build starts out as a fun mini project, then got expanded pretty quickly into multiple mini projects that all serve a similar purpose. This kind of terrain can give a Dungeon room a purpose all by itself, its imposing, maybe mysterious, interesting to explore and can create some great immersion for your players. The techniques I used here can also be used for many other tabletop games, so give them a try, whatever you're playing.

Materials used - A large resin skull (but you can use anything you've got), Xps Foam (mostly around 5mm thick), mod podge, acrylic paint, black/brown wash, hot glue, super glue, craft beads, some course grit, toothpicks, styrene tube, a few interesting plastic pieces from my bits box, woodland scenic fine turf and one tiny gemstone

Tools used - craft knife, Proxxon hotwire cutter, ruler, marker pen, bevelling tool, glue gun, big paint brush, tin foil ball


A UK link to Amazon for the Proxxon Hotwire table - [ Ссылка ]

A Uk link to Amazon for the Matt Mod Podge - [ Ссылка ]

A UK amazon link for XPS Foam board - [ Ссылка ]

A UK Amazon link for A Balsa Wood bundle pack - [ Ссылка ]

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