Other reviewers who said it was wobbly didn’t put it together correctly. You use two of the height markers together, fitted in a crossed pattern, before inserting into the base. It’s actually a little too tight of a fit. I used a metal file to file down the inserts so it was easier to put together and take apart. Very steady. However, when moving, don’t expect miniatures to just stay in place. Either hold them in place as you move it on the map, or you can even use a little dab of fun tack on the miniatures to keep it in place if it’s a long battle and you need to move it a lot. In the picture, the dragon is not heavy, but the miniatures is a solid metal piece. These can hold any miniature you happen to have.

This does not come with instructions and is very confusing to put together. Luckily since it was a gift for my husband we were able to figure it out together. I’d feel bad giving this as a gift to someone else who may have no luck figuring out how to put it together.We only used one height measure piece on the base at first and it was so wobbly that the minis wouldn’t stand on it. We finally figured out that the height measure pieces interlock.Our case for it arrived damaged. Luckily none of the pieces inside were broken but they are pretty fragile feeling when you interlock them, so I give it two-three sessions before they break.It’s not worth the money spent on it, unfortunately.