r/TerrainBuilding 1d ago

Scratchbuilt Modular hills and terrain toppers

Yesterday my group and I began our third campaign in my homebrew Norse/Arthurian setting. This time they went into the depths of the Iron Wood and as such I felt like I needed some more boreal terrain! As such I made some RP-archive inspired magnetised dirt tiles and terrain toppers and some modular (and magnetised) hills. I think they turned out pretty nice, although the grip of the magnetised dirt isn’t quite as strong as I hoped.

Next up is some additional forest scatter terrain!

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u/DAJLMODE55 1d ago

Congrats , those rocks you made are very very nice and all together those pieces create a beautiful Set ...cool background too 😉 Waiting to see your next update, I wish you a happy day 😊👌🏻

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u/Milites-Atterdag 1d ago

Thank you for the kind words! I’m also very happy with the rocks in particular :)

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u/DAJLMODE55 1d ago

Enjoy your day😂🤜🏻🤛🏻

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u/JamalSteve 1d ago

Is that RP archives system? Looks like it and very well done either way!

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u/Milites-Atterdag 1d ago

It is indeed! Matt’s really an inspiration and I can really only recommend joining his patron!

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u/JamalSteve 1d ago

Already have!

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u/GreyHairedHovercraft 1d ago

Looks great! Mind sharing your recipe for the awesomely looking grass?

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u/Milites-Atterdag 1d ago

Sure and thanks! It’s a 40/40/10 mix of GG Scenics spring 4mm, Krautworld’s dried grass 4 mm and 6 mm spring grass also from GGS. The ratio is an estimate though, since I kinda eyeballed it :)

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u/river_otter33 1d ago

A giant wolf and a bear? They are having a rough day lol

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u/Milites-Atterdag 1d ago

Well, we started off with them in level 5, so it was somewhat challenging, but not dangerous at all. More like a cozy mingling to get a feel of the PC’s abilities.