Mur de passage (non peint)

Painting these walls up really brought the dungeon to life for my current campaign — the unpainted surface took primer and drybrushing without any trouble. The passage geometry fits together with my existing tiles perfectly, and the vaulted ceiling detail gives it that proper dwarven feel.

The seams line up so cleanly with the vaulted dungeon set that I barely needed to file anything down. Getting it unpainted was the right call for matching my own palette, and the stone texture takes a drybrush beautifully.

Finally, an unpainted wall piece that fits perfectly with my other dungeon tiles—the stone texture is crisp and easy to drybrush. I used it as a divider in a modular layout, and the simple vaulted design added just the right amount of depth.