Beam-Crossed, Facade-Shattered: A Townhouse Ruin That Tells the Story of a City's Fall

Some ruins whisper of neglect — this one screams of catastrophe. The Beam-Crossed Facade-Shattered Townhouse Ruin drops onto your table like a wound in the urban landscape: exposed timbers splayed across crumbling masonry, a shattered facade opening the building's guts to the street, and stonework weathered by fire, siege, or something worse. Standing nearly as tall as it is wide, this hulking wreck commands presence across an entire city block, instantly transforming any urban encounter from a flat grid into a layered, tactile battlefield.

At 160mm wide, 220mm tall, and 150mm deep, this piece is substantial enough to anchor a scene and practical enough to earn its place in every session. It provides hard cover for skirmishers sheltering in the rubble, creates tight chokepoints through collapsed doorways, and offers elevated vantage points among the broken upper floors — rewarding players who think three-dimensionally. Printed in durable PLA, it's light enough to carry to game night without a second thought, and its raw, textured surfaces are a painter's dream, drinking up washes and dry-brushing to bring every cracked brick and splintered beam to life. Whether you're running a war-torn city campaign in Dungeons & Dragons, a desperate skirmish through occupied streets, or staging a Trench Crusade warband engagement in a shattered settlement, this ruin delivers the atmosphere that flat tiles simply cannot.

• Imposing presence at 160mm wide × 220mm tall × 150mm deep — large enough to anchor an entire urban encounter zone
• Exposed timber beams and shattered facade create multi-level gameplay: ground-floor cover, collapsed interior access, and elevated sight lines
• Printed in durable PLA — lightweight for transport, structurally solid, and highly receptive to washes and dry-brushing
• Ready to use straight out of the box or prime and paint for a fully personalised battlefield centrepiece

Approximate assembled dimensions: 160mm wide × 220mm tall × 150mm deep.

Licensing

This piece is officially licensed from Ashfall Chronicles.