Elevated terrain pieces
Elevated terrain piece next to a Dwarven Forge tile.
Making the elevated terrain. The bricks are made from blue foam.
More elevated terrain tiles below. The wall and floor tiles on the left are from Dwarven Forge, my goal was to make pieces compatible with them.
Icy River Bases:
Doors suitable for use with Dwarven Forge tiles. The door images are borrowed from Fat Dragon Games paper models.
A round tower terrain piece
A portcullis model that could be used with Dwarven Forge tiles. Uses a paper model image from Fat Dragon Games.
These walls are carved from Palight PVC board and painted to resemble Dwarven Forge tiles.
I made the fireplace and walls shown in pic below. The floor tiles were bought from Dwarven Forge.
I made the stairs shown in pic below. The floor tiles were bought from Dwarven Forge.
I made the stairs shown in pic below. The floor tiles and walls were bought from Dwarven Forge.
This mess is supposed to be terrain tile to represent a druid spell called "Vine Serpents" or something. It is an area of effect spell that lasts until the end of the encounter (D&D 4th Edition rules), so having a tile to represent it was helpful.
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