Dwarven Forge - Miniature Terrain for the gaming community

Pillar (Unpainted)

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$2.52 $3.5 In stock

Category: Individual Piece

The Pillar (Unpainted) is an individual terrain piece from Dwarven Forge, part of the Dungeons line and the Standalone Scatter range. It arrives unpainted, ready for you to prime and finish in the colors and style that match your table.

  • Unpainted individual piece, sold as a single pillar
  • Made of Dwarvenite, the material named in the product tags
  • Belongs to the Dungeons (KS1) collection and the Objectives & Accessories category
  • Works as standalone scatter terrain for dungeon builds and encounter layouts
  • Standard SKU: IN-GT001-SP-U
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Zoe ★★★★★

I needed a plain stone column for a wizard’s tower build, and the clean sculpt lines on this piece let me dry-brush gradients exactly where I wanted.

Stella ★★★★★

The unpainted surface took primer really well, and the stone texture has nice crisp edges for drybrushing. It's a solid piece that fits perfectly with my other dungeon tiles.

Nicholas I. ★★★★★

I've been using this pillar as scatter terrain for my tabletop games and the unpainted surface takes primer perfectly, saving me a step of stripping factory paint. The stone texture is crisp enough that drybrushing pops nicely on the first pass.