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Felbourne Trees (Painted)

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$43.52 $64 In stock

Category: Dwarvenite Set

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The Felbourne Trees (Painted) bring a touch of the corrupted Wildlands to your tabletop. These one-piece freestanding trees are pre-painted and crafted from durable Dwarvenite, ready to scatter across forest, swamp, or mountain encounters.

  • Pre-painted Dwarvenite trees with a diseased, shadow-born
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Amelia ★★★★★

The paint job on these corrupted trees is fantastic, with a great dark green and grey palette that fits the Wildlands vibe perfectly. They’re sturdy enough to toss in my terrain box without worrying about breakage, and the freestanding design makes setup on the board a breeze.

Thomas ★★★★★

The one-piece Dwarvenite build means no fiddly assembly or fragile branches snapping off mid-game, which I really appreciate. The corrupted Wildlands paint job is exactly the gloomy, twisted look I wanted for my dark fantasy encounters, and they’ve already survived a couple of clumsy table bumps wit

Zoe B. ★★★★★

These trees look fantastic on the table, and I love that they’re one piece so there’s no fiddly assembly. The Dwarvenite feels solid enough to survive my group’s clumsy handling, and the painted corruption detail really pops on the tabletop.