by Matana
Four peoples. One living world.
The goblin at the gate wants to know what is in your wagon. The orc at the forge wants to know who broke your sword. An ogre has just carried half the market across the square, and the beastfolk herbalist has something growing behind the counter that probably should not be there.
Welcome back to Fantasy Town.
This time, the streets belong to goblins, orcs, ogres and beastfolk: four communities with their own people, homes, trades and everyday stories.
Fantasy Town Vol. 2 brings together 301 digital models for 3D printing, from the characters your players will meet to the buildings they enter and the small details they remember.
Build a goblin market, an orc settlement, an ogre neighbourhood or a beastfolk village. Bring all four together in one busy town. Or take just a few models and turn an empty corner of your gaming table into a place with a story.
A goblin town is a place of crooked rooftops, busy workshops and deals that sound much better before you ask the second question.
Beyond the gate, the forge is working, supplies are arriving and someone is keeping an eye on the road.
The bundles are heavier, the doorways are broader and the locals are difficult to miss.
Trade routes meet old paths here. Herbalists work beside guards, and the town never feels very far from the forest beyond it.
A town is more than the people standing in it.
The collection contains 40 faction buildings, divided equally between goblins, orcs, ogres and beastfolk, plus 6 special buildings to give your setting memorable landmarks.
Fill a street with homes and workplaces. Put a meeting place at its centre. Build a settlement around the building where the next quest begins.
The little things that make a place feel lived in.
99 props help turn a row of buildings into a scene.
Crates, barrels, beds, tables, camp equipment, work areas, signs, totems and other scenery details can suggest what happens here before anyone says a word.
The collection includes 4 individual round base designs: plain, cobblestone, earth and cracked stone.
The bases are supplied as separate models. Choose the surface that suits your character and scene, then size it to fit your project.
