Dungeon Saga: Dungeon Furniture Pack

Highly recommended If you like tabletop RPGs but don't own a 3D printer. These are well sculpted, with plenty of fine detail, and well cast. The plastic also has a bit of flex to it, which bodes well for long-term durability. Finally, there is a good selection of terrain here, including a well, which I haven't seen before. Overall a solid upgrade to my ancient Mage Knight dungeon dressing.Every now and then, a small-press gaming product is released which isn't to be missed. For me, this is one such product. Buy it before it's gone.

This is a great little set where you can get a little bit of everything for a D&D dungeon. Comes with brown unpainted pieces: 4 barrels with removable lids, 4 chests with removable lids, 1 bookcase, 1 lectern, 1 book, 1 sorcerer's cabinet, 1 weapon rack, 1 well, 1 tomb, and 1 throne (it's a throne not a chair). Great gift for a dungeon master, and the pieces are so cute. Great little details.

Going by the picture I had assumed I was buying a set of prepainted minis. This wasn’t the case. The quality is ok, the choice of brown plastic I guess was because it’s mostly wood items. The price wasn’t bad so I guess they were worth it. Likely I wouldn’t buy from this line again, because painting isn’t my strong suit, so paying more for prepainted is worth it.

Great set for the price- it does come unpainted to the pictures can be misleading a bit. Once you paint them though it's a great addition to a D&D campaign.

Started painting some of these this weekend. A simple black primer to cover them, and then a basic paint job with a basic drybrushing was all I needed to give these a great dimension for some of my terrain builds. The pieces are amazing, they really do bring a great depth to an otherwise boring layout. I would recommend grabbing multiples though, as you will find yourself wanting more than just a few chairs and bookshelves and the like when you decide to go for that tavern scene you've always wanted to finally build.

They are a bit rubbery, though not too bad there. With the exception of the stone coffin and the stone throne, the pieces seem appropriately sized for D&D minitures. If you use the coffin and throne for dwarves it will work scale wise.The biggest issue is testers enamel paints won't dry completely on them, the pieces I tried to paint three weeks ago are still tacky...

AMAZING collection of pieces with extremely high detail! They are also cast in brown resin instead of white, which will make painting them SO much easier, as the majority of the pieces are meant to represent wood. Also came in a wonderful reusable clam-shell package (it's like a DVD case) for easy storage on a bookshelf of likewise.

Got these as a stocking stuffer from my kids. They are a very good product. I am painting them as they are all just brown which is good since they are wooden. Just a little dry brushing to add some detail and color to everything