r/DnDIY • u/Outrageous-Ad-7530 • 2d ago

Terrain 3D combat elements?

I’m gonna be starting a DnD game in a month and I finally get to do in person combat. With that I’m doing in person combat and I want to make custom set pieces. I plan on using offcuts from lumber from work as I’m a carpenter. I know I’m gonna make houses out of Windsor One. I’m just looking for ideas of interesting set pieces?

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u/CtrlZMyLife72 2d ago

Fully built 18 floor dungeon.

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u/Jawnwood 2d ago

Goddammit Doughnut!

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u/TheRpgBard 2d ago

Yeah, umm, extruded polystyrene and a hot wire cutter is going to be a bit easier to work with.  But, if you insist....

As you've given no details on what your adventure entails, I'm going to assume havoc in and around  fantasy villages.

Here are some inspirational items.  Keep an eye on the scale.

https://www.fatdragongames.com/fdgfiles/3d-paper-terrain/ravenfell/

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/62477/whitewash-city-mother-lode-set

I recommend having a base floorplan and walls with the outer perimeter and roof detachable.  This way, you can remove the outer shell and have players interact within the building. Removing just the roof creates issues with seeing what's inside of the building.

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u/revderrick 2d ago

MFing Castle Ravenloft