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Swamp Starter Set (Painted)

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$74.12 $109 In stock

Category: Dwarvenite Set

You'll find all sorts of wonderfully disgusting plants within this starter set, geared to evoke the most fetid of bayous. Give someone a leg up with the Floating Log, see how long they last against the firey Mephit-Reed or the psionic succulent Sorrownest, or take them for a ride along the Slinkroot.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Charlotte ★★★★★

Finally got this set for my tabletop campaign and the Floating Log piece is the star—it’s got that perfect gross, mossy texture that makes the whole swamp scene feel alive. The paint is a bit thicker in the crevices than I’d like, but once it’s on the board, you hardly notice.

Adam S. ★★★★★

The painted plants look properly disgusting, just slimy enough to sell the swamp vibe. The floating log is a clever piece that adds real verticality to the terrain. Already planning how to expand with more sets.

Violet H. ★★★★★

The floating log piece sold me — dropped it in the middle of a murky crossing and my players spent ten minutes arguing about who had to step on it first. The painted swamp plants look gross in the best way, all slimy greens and droopy tendrils.