| Product Name |
Town & Village Square Miniatures Set of 4 - Fountain, Well, Billboard and Gallows - Wood Laser Cut Fantasy Tabletop RPG Gaming Scatter Terrain for Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder, D&D |
| Item NO. |
WD14 |
| Weight |
0.2 kg = 0.4409 lb = 7.0548 oz |
| Category |
Dungeons & Dragons
|
| Brand |
CZYY |
| Creation Time |
2021-07-26 |
"The town square is bustling with townsfolks; as they look for work on the billboard, pump water, or make wishes to be well or eat to the fountain."
The Town Square set includes four pieces: billboard, fountain, well, and hand gallows. Designed to be used with medieval-style terrain and suitable for populating scenes in towns, villas, and castles.
As with the rest of our dungeon line, these are designed to be modular and stylized to blend seamlessly with the rest of your collection. Everything is made of birch plywood which ensures durability and makes painting easy.
Set Included:
- 1 Fountain (L 3in x W 3in x H 3.5in, you can fill it with blue sand to represent water for the best visual effect)
- 1 Water Well (L 2in x W 2in x H 3in, you can fill it with blue sand to represent water for the best visual effect)
- 1 Gallows (L 8in x W 2in x H 5.5in, consisting of two detachable parts, so you can adjust the placement according to actual terrain)
- 1 Billboard (L 2in x W 1in x H 2.3in)
These kits come un-assembled and unpainted.
Time for a story:
The water splatter is barely audible over the cacophony of the town square's bustle. Children giggle as they sweep their hands through the water. A bard stands with one foot up on the fountain's base playing his mandolin and singing of the honorable deeds of Berava the Paladin. The condemned were led up the stairs and into position on the gallow.The town square is tidy and active.
A water well sits abandoned at the edge of the town square. Old leaves and twigs litter the base, cobwebs cover the top and the scent of stagnant water occasionally floats on the gentle breeze. It obviously has not been used in some time. Neglected.
Onyx, who is new to town, approaches the billboard looking for work. He feels a nagging curiosity about the well. Why would such a well-to-do town leave a well in disrepair? The End.
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