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Cave Cliff Pack - Underdoom (Painted)

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$44.02 $71 In stock

Category: Dwarvenite Set

Cliff pieces to add elevation and danger to your builds. Use with terrain trays to create a void of danger, or put treasure high for a dangerous climb. Regular or Underdoom paint. (Note this pack was cut to half the size/price that was shown during the Kickstarter campaign.)

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Evelyn ★★★★★

The gradient on these Underdoom cliffs makes the shadows look incredibly deep once they're on the table. I used them to create a treacherous ledge over a lava pit, and the extra height really changes the feel of the encounter. My players were genuinely nervous about the fall damage.

Evelyn N. ★★★★★

The Underdoom paint is even more striking in person, with a deep purple glow that makes the cliff edges look truly treacherous. I used a couple pieces to create a narrow bridge over a pit, and the height added real tension to the encounter.

Violet O. ★★★★★

The cliff pieces fit perfectly into my terrain tray, creating that deep void I wanted for a treacherous chasm. The paint job on the Underdoom version really makes the crevices pop, adding a dangerous feel to the tabletop. It’s exactly what I needed to make a high-value treasure spot feel like a real