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Ruined Dungeons Floors - Angled Ledges - Sinister (Painted)

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$53.28 $72 In stock

Category: Dwarvenite Set

Create negative space builds, such as treacherous causeways, large crumbling curves, and long irregular straight edges with this collection. This pack has the larger ruined floor pieces which have one edge at a 45 degree angle allowing them to build more advanced shapes. Each piece (except the Stepping Stone) is double-sided with different sculpts on top and bottom giving you options to build more organic looking ruins.


Designed as a system with Ruined Dungeon Floors - Ledges and Ruined Dungeon Walls - Vaulted. Pairs with any Terrain Trays for negative space building. Synergizes well with the various 1" wide floor pieces in Dungeon Floors and the Advanced Core Sets.


Pieces are painted in the NEW Sinister paint scheme.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Riley ★★★★★

The angled ledges sit perfectly flush against the ruined floor tiles, so I can stack them for a jagged cliff edge without any wobble. The paint job on the cracks is subtle but really sells the sinister look. These are my go-to pieces for any treacherous causeway now.

John ★★★★★

The crumbling curves are exactly what I needed for a treacherous causeway—the negative space reads perfectly on the table. Paint job is clean, and the angled edges lock together without any wobble.

Lucy D. ★★★★★

The angled ledges on these ruined floor pieces make it so easy to build crumbling pathways that actually look unstable. I spent an evening designing a treacherous causeway, and the irregular edges gave it a perfect sense of decay without any visible gaps.