Uncover the secrets of the Terror in the Tundra: Cage Room Expansion for the 3D Modular Game Board from The Dragon’s Rest!

Perfect for fantasy D20 TTRPGs, this chilling addition introduces a sinister room filled with a huge cage with a pit underneath!

Heroes must strategize to rescue captives or confront imprisoned monsters in this high-stakes setting.

Ideal for immersive quests and dungeon adventures, it’s the perfect miniature expansion to bring suspense and danger to your tabletop world!

Can be used as a part of a proxy for The Frozen Horror expansion from HeroQuest.

This pack includes the following:

• Cage room version of your choice (overlay, 4x4 or 4x4 CLIP - see below for instructions)
• 58 pieces of greebles for use in left-over holes after assembling your version of the cage room
• Clips for piecing together the floors and walls
• Piece of filament for hinging the doors and doorways together.
• 3 Staircases

Instructions:

Use the Pit 4x4 Overlay if you want to place the whole
tile over an existing board or flat on your tabletop as a
stand-alone piece.

Use the Pit 4x4 version to remove the underlying tile.

Use the Pit 4x4 Clips version to either replace the
underlying tile or to be able to use in a more non
uniform layout similar to Advance HeroQuest

Dragon's Rest Clip System Introduction

The tiles are based on a 1½-inch grid to allow some wiggle room around your standard 25mm-based miniature when placed on a tile with walls.

The basic way to connect the tiles and walls is detailed below:

This is a versatile system that allows for easy swapping of walls, secret doors, destroyed walls, etc., mid-game.

The system is designed to give you flexibility in how you connect and build. You can expand the basic tiles with the Dragon Drops™ plug-and-grid system by clipping one of the plugs to the base of a tile or group of tiles, allowing the tile to slot into the base grid system or one of the riser levels. The system allows you to mix multiple ways of connecting the tiles in a single build, giving you flexibility in how you handle elevations.