Legendary Dock Terrain Bundle for TTRPGs | 6″ Grid System, Height Adjustable 4

Ludarius

£299

Legendary Dock Terrain Set – New larger design! Configurable, and height adjustable dock set for tabletop RPGs. My new, larger dock terrain set is built on a 6 grid system, offering more expansive layouts for intricate dock systems, long bridges, and winding swamp walkways. With fully adjustable height using rings around each post, this set adapts effortlessly to your unique terrain needs, adding depth and realism to your tabletop adventures. Features: Larger Layouts with 6 Grid System: Perfect for sprawling dock setups or versatile walkways across various terrains. Flexible Configurations: Us

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