Dungeon Terrain Tiles — 3D Print Set

Dungeon Terrain Tiles give tabletop games a physical map that looks the part. Six floor tiles — two flagstone patterns, cobble, planks, an iron grate and rubble — each carry a subtle 1-inch grid so movement stays easy to count.

Brick and stone wall panels print flat for crisp detail and stand up behind any tile, and two pillars add height to rooms and corridors. Surfaces are sculpted as real relief, not flat decals, so they take a dry-brush beautifully.

• Tabletop RPG and skirmish games
• Dungeon crawls and one-shots
• Terrain painters and hobbyists
• Game stores selling printed terrain

• 6 floor tiles at 2 × 2 inches with a 1-inch grid
• Brick, half-height brick and stone wall panels
• Round and square pillars
• Sculpted relief made for dry-brushing
• Watertight solids at real size
• Walls print flat, no supports

• 11 STL files at real size (mm)
• README with sizes and recommended print settings
• Licence

• PrusaSlicer, Cura, Bambu Studio, OrcaSlicer
• Any FDM printer with a 200 × 200 mm bed or larger
• Resin printers for the smaller parts

• A slicer that opens STL files
• PLA or PETG filament

1. Unzip the download and open an STL in your slicer

2. Parts are exported on the bed at real size in millimetres

3. Slice with the settings in the README (0.2 mm layers, 3 walls, 15% infill)

4. Print, remove from the bed and use — no supports needed unless the README says so

• Personal — Print for yourself, your home and gifts. Not for sale.
• Commercial — Sell physical prints you make yourself, up to 250 copies of each part.
• Agency — Sell unlimited physical prints you make, and print for clients.

No tier permits reselling or redistributing the files themselves.

Questions about Dungeon Terrain Tiles are handled through your DistroSource account — open a support ticket from the order and include your order number.