Dungeon Wall Corners (Core Set)

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I initiated this project after weighing the pros and cons of printing out a large number of dungeon tiles. Ultimately, I decided that it wouldn't mesh well with my GMing style, which often eschews dungeons in favor of sketching out combat areas on a battle map on the fly. Given this mindset, I crafted these wall corners. The basic concept is to create any square or rectangular room larger than 20 x 20 by placing these corner pieces on a battle grid and using your imagination to fill in the missing walls. For more intricate rooms, you can print out additional corners. While it may not be as visually appealing as a full tile set, my goal is to enable people to print out wall corners in various styles using significantly less time and filament than printing out a single style of dungeon tiles. In this core set, I've included three styles: rough stonework for general dungeons and other settings, wood for taverns, guild halls, etc., and gothic arches for elven palaces or cathedrals. I'm also working on designing some free-standing doors, as the two most crucial pieces of information about a room in D&D are its size and door placement. Lastly, I'm compiling a collection of other designers' terrain pieces that would complement this minimalist approach, which can be viewed at [https://www.thingiverse.com/Xenophon13/collections/minimalist-dungeon-terrain](https://www.thingiverse.com/Xenophon13/collections/minimalist-dungeon-terrain).