3D Gaming Terrain Tiles for Your Tabletop GameS!
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Big Dumb Fun Games is a leading creator of miniatures and 3D terrain specifically designed for tabletop RPGs and wargames.
Embrace a more immersive tabletop with our INSTADUNGEON™ interior and Mythic Adventures 3D™ exterior terrain tiles.
We sell made-to-order products on our online store. Your products are manufactured on demand and shipped to your door—ready to play straight out of the box!
Or if you're a 3D printing enthusiast, we also sell digital (STL) sets that you can print yourself—these are available for sale on MyMiniFactory.com and Cults3D.com!
True 3D tabletop environments
Fantasy / Sci Fi PHYSICAL or DIGITAL SETS AVAILABLE
3D environments for your tabletop games
INSTADUNGEON and Mythic Adventures 3D are our series of quick and easy to use single-piece (fully integrated) 3D gaming terrain tiles compatible with tabletop RPGs like Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) and Pathfinder. Enhance your favorite tabletop roleplaying games with our 3D gaming terrain tiles.
See the difference a third dimension makes
A third-dimension doesn't just look better than a flat 2D battle map—it provides new opportunities that you can exploit in your game play and storytelling. For example, if a player miniature's base was not sitting flush with the ground because of rocks or other debris in the square, a cunning GM could make this a feature of game play by requiring the character to pass a test of dexterity—or suffer a rolled ankle!
Embrace the tactical potential of the third dimension. Engage in thrilling gameplay and storytelling as you exploit the physicality of each tile, introducing unique challenges and tests for your characters to overcome.
Easy to use tile system
Each of our gaming terrain tiles is manufactured as a single piece, with no need to construct each tile or glue fiddly pieces into place before you can use them.
With our physical Mythic Adventure 3D™ sets, you're ready to go "out of the box", with no building or construction of your models needed!
With our digital sets, you can just 3D print the INSTADUNGEON™ tiles you want using your FDM printer, and you're ready to go! Even better, each tile is designed such that supports are not needed for printing!
Fully integrated
Each gaming terrain tile is fully integrated, meaning all features are already part of the tile, so there is no work to do before you can use the tile in your games (unless you want to paint or otherwise customize yours, which we highly recommend)! And, being fully integrated, you don't need to worry about losing parts of the tile when storing them away!
Simple puzzle-style interconnection
Our gaming terrain tile designs follow-suit with the "puzzle-style" interconnections that board games have used for decades. This allows its tiles to be quickly connected together to maximize your gaming time.
NOTE: Any creature or character miniatures show in images are shown for scale only and not included.
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Easy TO USE TILE SYSTEM
Our gaming terrain tiles come as a single piece, with no need to construct each tile or glue fiddly pieces into place before you can use them. Just grab the terrain tiles you want, and you're ready to go!
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SIMPLE PUZZLE-STYLE INTERCONNECTION
Our gaming terrain follow-suit with the "puzzle-style" interconnections that board games have used for decades. This allows its tiles to be quickly connected together to maximize your gaming time.
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FULLY INTEGRATED
Each tile is manufactured as a single piece of plastic, with all features already part of the tile (i.e., fully integrated), so there is no work to do before you can use the tile in your games! And, being fully integrated, you don't need to worry about losing parts of the tile when storing them away!
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PHYSICALITY IMPACTS GAME PLAY
A third-dimension doesn't just look better than a flat 2D battle map—it provides new opportunities that you can exploit in your game play and storytelling. For example, if a player miniature's base was not sitting flush with the ground because of rocks or other debris in the square, a cunning GM could make this a feature of game play by requiring the character to pass a test of dexterity—or suffer a rolled ankle!