We’re building another dungeon, this time the Undermountain. The Undermountain is a series of tunnels and rooms that once belonged to a dwarven stronghold, but have been taken over by an ancient wyrm and its devout goblin worshipers. This is a project spanning lots of different prints, until we generate all of the tiles we need for the…
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Undermountain Dungeon – Print 3
We’re building another dungeon, this time the Undermountain. The Undermountain is a series of tunnels and rooms that once belonged to a dwarven stronghold, but have been taken over by an ancient wyrm and its devout goblin worshipers. This is a project spanning lots of different prints, until we generate all of the tiles we need for the…
Seven Oases – Print One
We’re building a city – the haven of the Seven Oases. Elevated walkways, docks, and camps dot the shores of the lakes that are fed by springs deep under the sands. Venture too far from the shade of the trees, and the protection of the walkways and docks, and the dangers of the desert are bound to…
Sewer Dungeon – Final Encounter
With a thwoomp and a fading flash of light, the party was pulled into the magic portal, whisking them away from the sewer dungeon they’d been exploring for the last three sessions. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dwyer Devices (@dwyerdevices) The final session in the sewers involved the party sneaking through the workshop…
Sewer Dungeon Filler – Take 2
Being as woefully short on tiles as I’ve been so far when dungeon planning and printing meet the reality of the gaming table, I decided to revisit the plan for the next section of dungeon the adventures will encounter- and sure enough, significantly short on floor tiles. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dwyer…
Sewer Dungeon Filler – Take 1
The Sewer Dungeon has been a phenomenal success, but I’ve come up short more than a few stone tiles. I tried printing up a few batches of various tiles arrangements, and had mixed success. Printing ABS near the edges of the printer still ends up in print failure more often than not, as the ABS curls…
Dungeon Accessories – Work Benches
These models are ridiculously complex surfaces, so slicers (at least PrusaControl and Slic3r) will have a hard time processing the model meshes if you attempt to batch print more than one or two full work benches at the same time. For the smaller benches I printed two tops and bottoms in a single print, while for the…
The Sewer Dungeon
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dwyer Devices (@dwyerdevices) Over the course of a month we built a sizable dungeon for the start of our Pathfinder campaign. Traipsing about in the sewers will be a recurring activity during the course of the campaign, albeit it in a variety of different sewers. The thirteen…