by Aya Son
Tottenstadt: Streets of the Damned
Tottenstadt: Streets of the Damned is a 3D printable dark fantasy terrain collection for 28–32mm tabletop miniatures, RPGs, and skirmish wargames.
Expanding the world introduced in Tottenstadt: Ruins of the Cursed City, this project explores the commercial and civic heart of the fallen city. Once a bustling center of trade, craftsmanship, and public administration, these streets were home to wealthy merchants, guild workshops, tax collectors, city officials, and the watchmen responsible for maintaining order.
The collection is designed to create a 120 × 120 cm (approximately 4′ × 4′) city battlefield, offering twice the battlefield area of the previous Tottenstadt collection. It includes multi-story merchant buildings, interconnected residences, a tax collection office, a firehouse, a fortified bank, a workshop, a central tower, covered market arcades, and modular foundations designed to create a dense and varied urban battlefield.
With intact and ruined versions of the buildings, you can recreate Tottenstadt both as a once-prosperous city and as a devastated battlefield, mixing structures to tell the story of its downfall.
The commercial district brings together towering half-timbered buildings, raised balconies, external stairways, connecting walkways, market structures, and narrow passages. Once filled with merchants, craftsmen, and travelers, these streets now offer countless opportunities for ambushes, rooftop engagements, and desperate fighting between rival warbands.
The civic district reveals another side of Tottenstadt. Tax offices, public service buildings, fortified financial institutions, and watch structures stand as reminders of the authority and wealth that once governed the city. Their stone arcades, elevated terraces, defensible entrances, and interconnected levels provide a different kind of battlefield, where open public spaces contrast with enclosed streets and towering buildings.
Designed for dense dark fantasy skirmish play, the terrain emphasizes vertical movement, accessible upper floors, elevated walkways, strong cover placement, line-of-sight blocking structures, defensible positions, and multiple routes through the city. Whether your warband is raiding an abandoned bank, searching a forgotten tax office, fighting across merchant balconies, or claiming a ruined watchtower, every building offers new tactical possibilities.
Streets of the Damned can be used as a standalone 4′ × 4′ dark fantasy city battlefield or combined with Ruins of the Cursed City to expand your tabletop into an even larger, interconnected urban environment.
