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Postern Gate (Unpainted)

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$120.32 $188 In stock

Category: Dwarvenite Set

A reinforced sally port for a large castle, or the front gate for a small city wall. Features dual LED sconces, an operable portcullis & drawbridge, interior murder holes, and a spring-released trapdoor floor in the gatehouse.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

William ★★★★★

The murder holes inside the gatehouse are a fantastic detail for tabletop siege scenarios. My players were genuinely surprised when I dropped the spring-released portcullis mid-charge. It's a solid, satisfying piece for any castle build.

Madison A. ★★★★★

The LED sconces give it a great moody glow, and the murder holes add so much tactical depth during game night. Everything fit together perfectly with my other castle pieces.

Brian H. ★★★★★

The drawbridge mechanism is what sold me, and it works even better than the video suggested—the spring release snaps it shut with a satisfying thunk. The LED sconces cast just enough light to show off the interior murder holes, which my players love peering through during sieges. Painting it took an