It's knotwork: It's play! (Ha ha! See what we did there?)

Many times I've built a dungeon with what is supposed to be an impressive room for the boss fight.  Those rooms screamed out for additional decoration to help make clear the narrative importance of the room.

All I've had in the past are a few tiles that have some designs on them, but nothing that was modular to let me build out the designs to really fit the room.  

Well, no longer.  

The Celtic knotwork floor tiles have all the modular bits you would expect: straights, corners, tees and crosses so you can build out any design you want.  I've also included two full rectangular pieces at 4x4 and my first 6x4 tile.

With the large number of variations within even a single tile size, I'm not publishing all the size variations as well.  If you want a tile of a specific size, let me know and I'll get it out.

Grab 'em on Thingiverse and let us know what you think in the comments! If you like what you see, please support our Patreon campaign. 

Room are better when you can enter and leave them

We've now got doors for our Tudor set!

Just like the Tudor walls, this is a split set. I've made the basic Tudor doors as well as one set of variations. The second set of variations is forthcoming, and it will have cross beams in the center, along with the various diagonals.

Download them for free on Thingiverse. If you like what you see, please support us on Patreon. 

Let us know what you think in the comments below!

Tudor Walls Set 2 Released

This is the second set of variations of the Tudor walls.  Here, I've added crossbeams to all existing variations.  I particularly like the chevron beams with the crossbeam.

As last time, with the special Tudor backs, I've only done 2x2.  If you want other sizes, ping me and I'll add them. 

My first release next week will be a wall construction kit that contains every wall variation of both cut-stone and Tudor that we have seen so far. These will all be in that release, making it much easier for you to assemble an incredible variety of tiles.

Grab em' on Thingiverse and let me know what you think in the comments below. If you like what you see, please support us on Patreon so we can continue to bring you printable terrain for your games. And please share this on social media!