Is this the floor of a dungeon or the center of a busy city? The Dungeon Floor comes in 3 versions; Zone A, Zone B and Grid. The design of the tiles creates a natrual one inch grid. Zone B divides the board into 3 sections of concentric circles. Zone A takes the middle circle and rotates it about 45 degrees to give the zones more contrast.
 
Ultimate Dungeon Terrain is designed to be simple and compact. Perfect for traveling or limited storage space. Each board measures 18 inches in diameter. It prints in four parts and has interlocking edges to aid in assembly. While the sections are designed to be glued together, the interlocking edges help keep the parts together if your storage or travel situations require you to make things smaller.
 
Ultimate Dungeon Terrain comes in 3 versions. Blank lets the style shine on its own. It's a "blank" surface so the only limit is your imagination. Grid divides the board into one inch squares. The grid is perfect for those who prefer to measure a player's movement. Zones divide the board into 3 concentric circles. The zones were designed to be used for zoned combat (oringinally created by Professor DM over on YouTube) but alas, there are no rules and you can do what you want.
 
You can also assemble the board on an 18-inch lazy susan for smooth spinability. We like this one on Amazon*. *Please note, using the recommend lazy susan, you will need to print the board at 94% for it to fit.
 
For the ultimate game table, pair this model with Dungeon Walls or some scenic elements
and lay it all out on a matching gaming mat for a seamless look.
 
 
Purchase the STL file of this model here.