D&D General Finally completed my modular D&D scenery project—proud and thrilled!

[sleslie]

Hey everyone,

After months of pouring my heart and soul into designing and creating modular scenery for D&D, I’ve finally reached a milestone that I’m really proud of.
I also crafted a short adventure tailored to this new set, and we recently had the chance to play it through. The feedback from the group was incredibly enthusiastic—they loved the versatility and the immersion the scenery brought to our tabletop. It was amazing to see the story come to life in the settings I created.

I'm eager to hear what you think! Has anyone else here delved into creating custom scenery? Would love to hear your experiences or any tips you might have!

 

[Juxtapozbliss]

Wicked

 

[aco175]

@sleslie welcome to your first post, hope you have not been working on this since you joined. Great job, love the cobblestones.

 

[Oofta]

Looks amazing!

 

[MockingBird]

Nice!

 

[Clint_L]

I am a huge fan of terrain and have a very large collection that I have painted. But not built from scratch. Your stuff is very, very impressive. Gorgeously designed and wonderfully painted. You should be proud of it, and I bet your players loved playing in it!

I'm a fan - keep posting photos. Actually, we have a thread for that, so you could continue posting here or join that one:

D&D General - Your last adventure in photos.

www.enworld.org

 

[sleslie]

I am a huge fan of terrain and have a very large collection that I have painted. But not built from scratch. Your stuff is very, very impressive. Gorgeously designed and wonderfully painted. You should be proud of it, and I bet your players loved playing in it!

I'm a fan - keep posting photos. Actually, we have a thread for that, so you could continue posting here or join that one:

D&D General - Your last adventure in photos.

www.enworld.org

Thank you! I actually designed it in Blender, then 3D printed.