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Ruined Dungeons Walls - Sinister (Painted)

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$64.4 $92 In stock

Category: Dwarvenite Set

A collection of broken walls and freestanding rubble that let you build a variety of ruins. The corner piece has two break-away pieces so you can use it as an intact-but-crumbling corner, or remove one or both sides to transition into other ruined pieces. The floor has a depressed nook which can be covered with the hollow rubble pile to hide a tiny treasure. The freestanding wall allows you to make any type of floor piece, including the ledges, into a ruined wall piece.


This set is best when paired with one or more Vaulted Core Sets so the ruined pieces can be mixed and matched with the intact walls & corners. Combine with the rest of the Ruins system, Ruined Dungeon Floors - Ledges and Ruined Dungeon Floors - Angled Ledges, to added ruined floors and crumbling ledges to your build.


Pieces are painted in the NEW Sinister paint scheme.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Nicholas ★★★★★

The break-away corner piece is genius—I left one side attached for a leaning tower effect and the paint job on the cracked edges looks properly aged. These walls fit together cleanly even with the rubble scattered underneath, which surprised me for freestanding pieces.

Eli ★★★★★

The rubble pieces stack surprisingly well on top of each other to form uneven piles, and the paint job makes the broken edges look convincingly jagged. I've already used them to create a collapsed temple entrance for my game table.

Isabella ★★★★★

The two break-away pieces on the corner section are a nice touch, letting me decide if I want a partially standing wall or just a pile of stones. The paint job on the rubble really sells the sinister, abandoned vibe I was hoping for.