by Draft Factory
Introduction
The lights flicker. Sirens howl. Armored boots slam through narrow corridors as boarding parties clash in the guts of a dying starship.
The Depths of Tasar is a modular sci‑fi terrain system that turns your table into dense, claustrophobic corridors and chambers – perfect for Boarding Actions. Every wall, doorway, stair and junction is designed to snap together into brutal close‑quarters kill‑zones: ambush alleys, choke points, fortified nodes and objective rooms.
The Core Set gives you everything you need to play a full boarding‑style game: straight corridors, T‑junctions, doors, objective rooms and multi‑level platforms. It lines up with the official map footprints you already know and includes an adapter so you can seamlessly link Tasar layouts into popular corridor systems from other big names in the hobby.
Whether you’re running narrative campaigns, competitive missions, or quick one‑off skirmishes, Depths of Tasar lets you rebuild the battlefield every game. One box, infinite starships – back the project and turn your next boarding action into a story your group talks about for years.
The Core Set has all you need to dive straight into a full Boarding Actions game:
- 18 unique wall designs with variations
- 3 designs of print-in-place doors
- Special wall with window (open and close variants)
- Multi-level catwalk system
- Extra detail bits such as pillar hole fillers, arch, beams to make your terrain complete
- Connection adapter
Every component in the system comes in two flavors out of the box: a connector version and a magnet‑ready version. For resin users, each of these variants also includes a dedicated hollow option, giving you the same flexibility while keeping material use and cure times under control.
All files have been thoroughly print‑tested on FDM machine, work smoothly with standard slicers and only need a reasonable, easy‑to‑remove amount of support.
For resin users, unfortunately, since I don’t currently own a resin printer I haven’t been able to personally test these on SLA or provide pre‑supported versions. They should perform very well on resin printers with your own support setup, but I can’t offer a full guarantee.
Walls
The following photos are photos of printed set on Creality Ender 3 V3 SE FDM printer with PLA:
Doors
The Depths of Tasar print‑in‑place doors come off the build plate ready for action – no fiddly hinges, pins or glue required. Just peel them from the bed, clip away the minimal supports and you’ve got fully functional doors that swing open and closed right away, so you can go straight from printer to battlefield
Catwalk System
The catwalk system lets you take the fight vertical, linking towers, platforms and corridors into multi‑level firing lines and perilous choke points. Modular straight runs, corners and junction pieces clip together in seconds, so you can rebuild your elevated network every game – from tight maintenance gantries to sprawling industrial skybridges over the killing floor.
Window
Window wall feature a built‑in slot so you can slide in printed backdrops – turning every pane into a sweeping view of the galaxy and instantly boosting immersion at the table. Or keep things tactical and use them as interior windows between rooms, opening up fresh firing lanes and brutal new angles of attack.
Wall variations
Some wall segments in the set are designed as eye‑catching centerpieces or narrative focal points in a room. Because you might not want that same piece popping up in every corridor, each of these also comes in a streamlined, repeat‑friendly variant that swaps the detailed section for a clean wall design, making it easy to tile them across your kill-zone without anything looking out of place or overused.
Damaged walls
