Infinite Dungeons: Core Set is a complete print-and-play modular terrain kit to enable richly textured 3d dungeon environments to your tabletop games. Each type of piece is designed to be easy to build, stores compactly, and can be reused in all sorts of configurations. It only takes a few pieces to build a little setup for a marquee encounter, and with each new piece, you create more options to immerse your players in! The tiles can be printed out on their own and used as a quick texture for a larger battle mat, or you can use your own battle mat to set your Infinite Dungeons builds right on top of.

It's time to take dungeon depths to new heights! The Infinite Dungeons Core Set will provide all of the basics you need to build never-ending dungeon crawling fun.

What is included:

• 3"x3", 3"x6" and 6"x6" stone tiles, in gridless, 1" grid and 1.5" grid formats
• Stone walls in 1", 2", 3", and 6" lengths featuring doors, archways, torches and alcoves
• Posts for corners, sides and centers of tiles to hold up the walls
• End caps that serve as decoration and railings for upper levels of your builds
• Stairs
• Detailed instructions
• Cutting guides to help with each piece
• Custom storage boxes for your posts and walls
• Automated cutter files compatible with Silhouette brand cutters

Lots of walls to choose from

Several floor styles, available in 1", 1.5" and gridless formats

So how does this modular terrain work?

Each modular terrain system product comes with detailed instructions with step-by-step photographs of each piece being built. The modular terrain system centers on three core components: tiles, posts and walls. You can build as many or as few as you need, and add to your collection over time. Pictured here is an assortment of these common components from the Infiinite Dungeons set.

Tiles typically come in 3"x3", 3"x6" and 6"x6" sizes, and feature 1" grids, 1.5" grids or gridless textures. Tiles have a foamcore base, making them extremely sturdy. They connect together with foamcore plugs, making a stable base to build on. In the coners and along the sides of the tiles, you will see special tabs that blend into the tile texture. These tabs fold up to allow attaching posts. The posts are what hold the walls in place.

Posts commonly come in three types: corner posts, side posts and center posts. They have slots that allow the walls to slide in place, hanging kind of like a file folder might hang in a file cabinet. 

Once you've got the basics down, you'll also find stairs to let you build multiple dungeon levels, and end caps that provide a decorative cover or railings along exposed tile sides.

What is required:

• Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to use the files provided
• Heavy paper (100# cardstock or matte photo paper)
• Printer
• Hobby knife
• Metal ruler
• Cutting mat
• Glue (white glue and spray glue recommended)
• Markers for edging pieces
• Foamcore

This is a common collection of tools needed to get crafting. The metal ruler and craft knife (in this case, an inexpensive snap-blade knife) do the bulk of the work. A self-healing cutting mat will protect your workspace. White glue is great for small surfaces, but don't use too much! It is watery and can warp paper easily! Super77 is an example of a spray glue that can coat larger, flat surfaces like the walls. It covers the paper quickly and evenly, and won't warp. A black marker lets you color in the exposed edges of paper - a finishing touch known as 'edging' that realy improves the quality of the final result.

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