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An easy to follow DIY tutorial for magnetic modular dungeon walls that you can use to make full buildings for D&D. You can take them apart and reassemble them as a totally different building! These pieces can be used as part of a dungeon tile system too, allowing you to show walls and accessories, but with the freedom to make cutaway scenes for easy player access. There are modular doors and windows, that are removable, replaceable with different designs and can also be used in some clever ways to add more to a dungeon. Then of course there are the modular magnetic columns which are probably some of the most flexible pieces I've made so far… Finally the system includes interior wall pieces that allow you to make almost any shape of rooms or corridors you could want. ⚔️ Vote for future videos on Patreon: 🔔 Subscribe and click the bell for more D&D ideas, minis and terrain! 👍 If you found this helpful, please help me out and like the video up there! 📱 Share this video with your D&D group: Check out more D&D modular terrain videos: Follow the channel to catch new videos and previews of upcoming content: Facebook: Instagram: Equipment and materials: Timestamps: 2:24 Floor tiles 5:49 Walls 7:37 Magnetising roof tiles (from the stable video) 13:15 Columns 15:01 Doors 21:57 Windows 31:59 Interior walls and doors 35:32 Examples of builds you can do Painting Stone Tutorial: Temple Tutorial (tin foil technique and stair tiles/framework): Castle Wall Tutorial (easy stone floor tiles): Stable Tutorial (wood tiles and thatch roof tutorials): Torches, Gibbets and Banners Tutorial: Black Magic Craft plasterers tape window tutorial: For any metric users who aren't comfortable with using the inches side of the ruler, I've linked a conversion calculator here: #Rparchive #Archivemodularterrain
