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Altar of the Breach - Ruined City Terrain

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Optimized |0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
Optimized |0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 10% infill
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Black (10101) / Refill / 1kg
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Description

Altar of the Breach is a ruined city terrain piece designed for 28–32mm tabletop scale, inspired by a dark fantasy setting where a magical rift has torn through the remains of an ancient city.

 

The model features a raised central altar with a separate crystal, a magical ring effect, broken paving stones, scattered rubble, ruined walls, and four fluted stone columns. It can be used as an objective marker, ritual site, portal site, or atmospheric centerpiece for tabletop encounters. ⚔️

 

The crystal is printed as a separate part and fits into the recessed socket at the center of the altar. It can be printed in a contrasting color such as purple, turquoise, translucent blue, or any magical effect filament. ✨

 

Model Dimensions 📏
• Fully assembled: 72 × 72 × 100 mm

 

Designed with FDM printing in mind, the model uses mostly simple shapes, flat contact areas, and separated parts for easier coloring and assembly. The base can be printed as a multicolor 3MF, while the crystal can be printed separately. 🛠️

 

Suggested colors 🎨
• Black or dark gray for the base
• Marble or light gray for the columns and ruins
• Gray for the paving stones and rubble
• Turquoise, cyan, purple, or translucent filament for the magical energy and crystal

 

Recommended print settings 🖨️
• 0.4 mm nozzle
• 0.20 mm layer height for a faster print
• 2 walls
• 10–15% infill
Tree supports recommended for the capstone overhangs
Brim recommended for the separate crystal

 

Assembly is simple: print the base and crystal separately, then place the crystal into the central recessed socket. A small amount of glue can be used if a permanent fit is preferred.

 

This piece is intended for tabletop gameplay, display setups, and storytelling within ruined city, fantasy, dungeon, or magical battlefield settings. 🏰

 

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