Toxic Rat's Dungeon Terrain – Bring another dimension to your game table

Welcome!

Hover over the image to see the several modules that make up this scene.

Add a new dimension to your gaming in 2021!

Looking for a last minute gift for that hard working DM in your life? Consider sending them a gift certificate to start (or expand) their terrain collection? It makes a great stocking stuffer, as the marketing gnomes like to say.

To celebrate the end of 2020, we’re also giving you a bonus 20% on top of your certificate, to help make that gift go even farther. Just like/share our Facebook page, and we’ll make it worth your while. If you’ve already liked and shared our page, we’ll still add that bonus in just to say thanks. Send us a message over FB, or email us at orders@ToxicRatsTerrain.com and we’ll get you set up.

The marketing gnomes also wanted us to guarantee critical hits when using our terrain. It wasn’t clear if they were referring to crits from the players or the DM though. Honestly, I think they’ve had too much egg nog, but hey…get some terrain and see if they’re right!

We have several different wall and floor styles available. All pieces are mounted on a base of 1/8″ tempered hardboard for stability. The floor tiles are 1″ square, with the blocks being 1/2″ tall. The basic walls are 1.25″ above the level of the floors, which allow most miniatures (D&D, Pathfinder, WizKids, Reaper Bones, etc) to be seen from anywhere on the table. Of course, a sneaky DM might find ways around this! The doors and some walls are taller to provide extra detail, and space for the door pieces.

The blocks and tiles are cast hydrostone, which is significantly harder than normal plaster of paris. The hydrostone is tinted gray, and is shipped unpainted, and unsealed.

Note that all of these modular pieces are cast and assembled by hand, so minor imperfections may be present. If you are unsatisfied with any piece, please let me know and I’ll be happy to replace the item.

Two styles of stone texture are available for the walls, and two styles for the flooring. See the Texture Options page for photos of the actual textures.