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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.
Sometimes, you need to deck out your ride tom impress the wenches.
Creature combo time! These Eagle Ape Guardians are awesome new foes to try for your next DnD monster encounter.
Kinda, Sorta Portal random table entry number three! Why is that treasure pile moving?!
Better put on those patient pants…we have a hunch this transaction is going to take a bit longer.
The Forgotten Rails gives the law a safer way to take the bad guys away.
I don’t think this crossbreed monstrosity is going in for a hug. Weapons up, people!
Sprawling vines can turn an encounter upside down, so be sure to keep some of these minis in your DM tool chest.
Why in Palor’s name is that evil bosses’ skin moving?
Time to start introducing the crew behind the infamous pirate band out to plunder The Forgotten Rails!
A Gnome Tinkerer’s most heinous invention. What could possibly go wrong?
It’s our first installment of Scatter Chatter here at 3DRPG. This week’s entries had us at velvet.
Here’s to the simple folk and the vital role these NPCs play in our adventures!
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