WHQ Tomb Objective Room

The Tomb Objective Room

The chamber was quiet, reverent, and carved with the kind of precision only centuries of dwarven craftsmanship could achieve. Runes shimmered faintly across the stone, whispering secrets older than the Empire itself. The tomb stood at the center, squat and solid, surrounded by the echoes of history.

Barbarian (scratching his head, unimpressed):
"Bit small for some bigwig hero. Maybe it’s a baby tomb?"

Bek the Dwarf (eyes narrowing, voice sharp):
"That ‘baby’ is my namesake ancestor, you lunk-headed slab of muscle. Watch your tongue."

Wizard (peering at the runes, intrigued):
"Fascinating... the power beneath this tomb could reshape the winds of magic."

Elf (quietly):
"And if the Orcs claim it, it could reshape the world."

The group knew what had to be done. The shrine beneath the tomb had to be destroyed—no matter the cost.

Barbarian (cracking his knuckles, stepping forward):
"Stand back. I’ll smash it to gravel."

He raises his axe, muscles bulging, and brings it down with a roar. The impact echoes through the chamber... and the barbarian is promptly launched backward, landing flat on his back with a grunt.

Bek (arms crossed, smirking):
"Out of luck tokens, are we?"

Barbarian (groaning):
"That tomb hits harder than a troll with a grudge..."

Bek (stepping forward, lifting his axe):
"Only a dwarven axe can break dwarven stone. Let me—"

Wizard (interrupting, arms raised, voice booming):
"NO! I shall unleash the fury of the heavens! The tomb shall crumble beneath my arcane might!"

He begins chanting, spinning his staff, sparks flying in dramatic arcs.

Elf (eyes widening):
"That’s a volatile spell—everyone, take cover!"

The group dives behind pillars and rubble. A blinding explosion rocks the chamber. Dust fills the air. Ears ring. The tomb stands untouched.

Not only untouched—its runes now pulse with renewed power.

Barbarian (coughing, dazed):
"Did... did it get stronger?"

Wizard (blinking through soot):
"I may have... accidentally reinforced the enchantments."

Elf (brushing off his cloak, pristine as ever):
"Impressive. You’ve made it harder to destroy."

Barbarian (staring at the elf):
"How are you still clean?!"

Wizard (gaping):
"Not even a speck of dust..."

Bek (marching past the barbarian, voice rising):
"You thought you could destroy a dwarven shrine with flashy lights and loud noises? This is stonework, lad. Not a stage play!"

He stands before the tomb, axe in hand. His eyes linger on the carvings—the artistry, the legacy, the pride. He hesitates.

Bek (softly, almost to himself):
"Forgive me, ancestor. Your tomb shall be lost... but your memory will endure."

With a heavy heart, he raises his axe and begins the grim work. Each strike chips away at history. The runes flicker, fade, and finally die.

The tomb collapses inward, revealing a gaping hole beneath—dark, deep, and leading back toward Karak Azul.

The shrine is destroyed. The mission is complete.

But for Bek, the loss is etched deeper than any wound.

This is the Tomb Objective room.

I printed the model in the pictures at .08 on the .4mm nozzle after the suggestion of a friend.  It gave a warning but printed very well.  Alternately you could switch out to a .2mm.  Bambu Matte Ash Gray

I have 2 versions in this.  one I added a cutout on the middle step to better accommodate a mini on the step.  I added some simple supports so it would not have an issue with the overhang.   simple use needle nose plyers and twist & pull them out.  Use an exacto knife (or not) if you want to clean the tabs a bit better.   both are in the same profile

This was printed flat instead of 45 degrees really to see how things would come out.   With the setting i used I'm very happy.

as with a couple of the other things I've made, i have not yet painted them.  I will post the picture of them painted after.

With this room I found a cool Dwarven  tomb that I downloaded.  I added a notch so it fits in place better.  I have not decided if I will glue in place once complete or leave loose.  I printed it using a .2mm nozzle and with .08 layers.  came out really clean.  it comes with an insert that I printed both flat and at a 45.  I liked the 45 more but quality on both was great.   Please feel free to use a different tomb if you see something you like more.  (share a link if you find something better)

here is a link to the free dwarven tomb if you would like to support the creator
Dwarven Sarcophagus - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2949812

This is OpenLOCK compatible and you can find the clip here.
https://makerworld.com/en/models/1350945-whq-125-openlock-clip#profileId-1393578
https://www.printablescenery.com/2025/03/20/fox-fireblaze/