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Check out Waterdeep’s best private investigator and one of his top informants.
Defend your pumpkin patch…by any means necessary, people.
Huckle Riverstone’s fabulous farm needed some shiny, new scatter terrain bling to dress the place up a bit.
Thugs gotta thug so 3D print a full gang and let the street sacking begin!
Two more perfect, desert-ready NPC miniatures to drop into your DnD Egyptian gameboard.
Theros Ephara is the goddess of the polos, community, civilization and buildings. Better praise be, pal.
May be best to approach cautiously the next time you see some skeleton fishy bones.
If you need a nasty squad of monsters for your game, this DnD 3D print is for thee.
Cockroaches in DnD aren’t the usual pest problems. These guys are big and very hungry.
Every townsfolk person you can and can’t see might be working for your adversaries. Information is gold.
We printed a walrus – “goo goo g’joob!” How might this mammal fit in your DnD game?
So you’re saying it’s a mound of corpses…it’s a corpse mound. Wait, what now?!
A bottle of red, a bottle of white…it all depends upon your (print) appetite. You know the words!
The town may be in ruins but this bell still belts out a bing and a bong like a champ!
A steampunk-style miniature by Brite Minis deserves (and commands) all the love we can give it!
Would you really expect a Grave Stalker to look any different?
For those times when a make-shift shelter on a long and winding road becomes a necessity.
When your party has to go into that abandoned mountain mine, at least make sure you do it in style.
Crab Folk from WizKids’ killer Sea and Shores set rolls ashore in today’s closer look!
Hooooold on – this post has gnomes and submarines? Count us in, EC3D Designs!
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