Ramparts - 14pc Double-Sided Wall & Terrain Pieces for Starters & Masters Alike - Roleplaying Objects for Dungeons & Dragons - Immersive Map Accessories for DND 5E, Pathfinder & Warhammer RPGs

These are terrific for gaming as they pack nicely whether you have storage concerns or are headed out to run a game somewhere. They are water proof, very sturdy and the colors are vibrant! With this set you get the main buildings your players will want to visit in your fantasy town: Chapel/Temple, Blacksmith shop and smithy, a general goods store, and a delightfully cozy tavern. Delightful!

2d, highly colorful set pieces for your rpg set up. As a traveling game master, I look for ways to lighten the weight I haul around while keeping up the cool factor. These furniture pieces and props weigh next to nothing and really brighten up the playing area. I recommend this set.

My husband, a Dungeon Master extraordinaire, is absolutely floored by this 66-piece double-sided dungeon terrain set. As a fellow adventurer, I've witnessed firsthand the magic it brings to our D&D sessions. Let me tell you, this is no ordinary terrain kit – it's a game-changer!Here's why we're raving about it:Variety is the spice of dungeon life: With 66 unique pieces, this set offers an incredible range of scenery. From crumbling walls and archways to secret doors and treacherous chasms, it lets you build intricate dungeons that feel alive and full of possibilities.Double-sided goodness: Each piece boasts vibrant artwork on both sides, essentially doubling the content and giving you even more flexibility. One side might be a moss-covered stone bridge, while the flip side reveals a treacherous lava pit – the options are endless!Starter-friendly, master-approved: Whether you're a new DM or a seasoned veteran, this set caters to all levels. The modular pieces are easy to connect and configure, allowing you to whip up stunning dungeons in no time. But don't let the ease fool you – the intricate details and thematic variety will impress even the most experienced dungeon masters.Immersion on another level: Gone are the days of flat, featureless battlemaps. This terrain set injects life and atmosphere into your games. Every encounter feels more exciting, every trap more perilous, and every victory more rewarding when your players are traversing a physical, three-dimensional world.But wait, there's more! The pieces are made from sturdy cardboard, so they can withstand countless adventures without falling apart. Plus, they're lightweight and compact, making them easy to transport and store.In conclusion, if you're looking for a terrain set that will take your D&D games to the next level, look no further than this 66-piece double-sided dungeon masterpiece. It's a gift that will keep on giving, sparking countless hours of imagination, adventure, and unforgettable memories. We give it a 5-star rating, hands down!P.S. My husband, the aforementioned D&D fanatic, already has plans to expand his collection with other themed sets from the same brand. So, if you're looking for the perfect gift for any tabletop gamer in your life, you know where to go!

These little terrain additions can be used in a pinch for a minis-based game, as scenery or to set up blocking terrain. It's quick and dirty; it's not perfect but it is better than nothing if you want to bring a bit more color or visual interest to your game (especially a role-playing game). They work great for 32mm or 28mm miniatures. There are four 'pages' worth of terrain pieces here, each of which can break apart into smaller ones. Some have larger pieces (4 x 4 blocks, each block about perfect for 32mm figures), some smaller (1 x 1), and there's a mix of different things like a fountain, desks, room with furnishings, plants, barrels, a blacksmith's forge, wagons, storefronts, and other similar pieces (I have the Market version). It comes in a bag that has a cardboard piece across the top, sealing the bag; the bag itself can be used in a pinch as storage, but the cardboard piece comes off. If you get more than one of these, I'd recommend keeping the cardboard piece and inserting it into the bag to help you quickly identify which is which.

These are incredibly well executed. These translucent items look like a perfect stylized cartoony versions of their items.The transportation in particular (wagons, horses) are absolutely perfect for play. You can place any standard 28mm figure (even better if it has a clear base) on these and show what they're riding. They can easily move around the board, and they're sturdy and thick enough to take the miniatures with them. They seem a tad bit pricey for the sheets of clear plastic, but compared to 3D models, it's a steal, and the ease of use and storage make them fantastically versatile.Only one small note is that if you play on a TV table, that the images are made of solid ink, but some light will bleed through. It's not an issue if you're playing via a static map, but if you use animated maps you will see some small light flickering through the ink. Not a dealbreaker by any means, but also easily fixed if you cut out a small cardboard thing in the general shape of the wagon (or whatever) and stick to the bottom with double sided tape to prevent light bleed.

I am the forever DM of my group, and I'm constantly looking for nice tools I can add to my kit that DON'T take up a ton of space. I don't buy minis because I just don't have the room to store them, and scenery is the exact same. It would be really nice to build out my battle maps with interesting scenery, but it's so expensive and takes up so much shelf real estate when not in use.Enter this setup.Nice little flat icons with better art than I can draw, fit to 1 inch grid maps, and clear borders to show the grid underneath with ease. I can toss them into a folder or a binder with trading card slots and keep them easily organized without having to take up the entire shelf. They look great on my maps and offer a lot of flexibility. I'll absolutely be picking up a couple more of these kits for different settings.