Furniture: 94 3D models for D&D maps
Furniture is what makes a room read as a tavern, a study or a barracks at a glance, and what players flip, hide behind and climb on. Realistic scanned pieces sit next to purpose-made D&D props.
85 of these 94 models are CC0 or CC BY and can be downloaded as GLB from their page. Every one is ready to place in TerrainTale, where the free plan includes the whole library.
Using furniture on a battle map
- Two or three furniture groups per room are enough; leave lanes so minis can move.
- A table can be cover, an obstacle to climb or something to flip; decide which before the fight.
- Furniture tells players what the room was for, which tells them what to search.
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