Brazier - Dungeon tiles (OpenLOCK system)

There can't be a dungeon without a (magical?) brazier lighting the path of your adventurers.

So here is a remix of devonjones's OpenForge 2.0 Dungeon Stone Floor, with a brazier. I added also one with an extra flame you can paint any way you like.

Update 22th of January 2025: added sturdier base for easyer pin removal.

Building your own dungeon? Check out this Dungeon Tile Collection.

With the Openlock triplex base you can click the tiles together in a limitless configuration of your choice.

I added aditional beams, because I found that printing the big ones without them gives a very bad texture at the bottom. And if I put the time and money in tiles, I want them to be pretty and sturdy.

Instructions:

• Print the tiles of your choice.
• Remove the small supporting pins on the sides.
• Print Openlock clips to connect the tiles.
• Push one or more Openlock clips into the tiles (depending on the size of the tile 1 can be enough, 2 works best with big tiles).
• Connect the tiles together.

Building your own dungeon? Try these components:

• Basic Tiles
• Corners
• Walls
• Walls with windows
• Pillars
• Brazier
• Stair tile going down
• Straight stairs going up
• Curved stairs going up
• Trap door tiles
• Gates
• Alcove
• Small pool/portal
• Tile with symbol

The designer of the totally free, awesome and VERY complete series is Devon Jones, check out his profile => https://www.thingiverse.com/devonjones/designs

Together 3D has a commercial license for using the OpenLOCK system. More info can be found on www.printablescenery.com