Elderbloom Terrain Set 1 – Physical Resin Alien Jungle Terrain Kit
Physical Resin Terrain Kit Build the world beyond the cereal box—without printing it yourself. Elderbloom Terrain Set 1 is the complete physical resin version of our alien jungle terrain collection, produced in gray resin and shipped as an unpainted hobby kit. No 3D printer is required. Digital STL files are not included. The set combines a towering alien gateway, a modular shrine, coordinated objective markers, separate obelisks, and strange vegetation into one complete battlefield site. Use everything together as an ancient sacred complex, divide the pieces between deployment zones, or scatter them across a larger table as remnants of a civilization that left several warnings and apparently not enough guards. What’s Included Twin Spire Convergence Gate Waystone Shrine Central and secondary shrine obelisks as separate components Triad Hunt Objective Marker Waystone Objective Marker Three Elderbloom alien plant designs A Complete Alien Battlefield Site The Twin Spire Convergence Gate creates the main landmark: a portal, psychic focus, ceremonial entrance, convergence point, or large suspicious object everyone will immediately decide to fight over. The smaller Waystone Shrine carries the same architectural language without competing with the Gate. Use it as an ancestral sanctuary, ritual site, dormant machine, magical shrine, mission objective, or the exact location where an expedition ignored good advice. The two objective markers extend the Elderbloom design across the rest of the table. They work as relic sites, control points, sealed mechanisms, burial markers, extraction zones, magical wards, or RPG puzzle pieces. Modular Plants and Separate Obelisks The Gate and Shrine include planting holes sized for the supplied Elderbloom vegetation. The plants can remain unglued, allowing you to change the same terrain between different environments. The planting spaces also accept Games Workshop plastic foliage and most similarly sized third-party jungle plants, aquarium foliage, model-railroad scenery, and miniature vegetation. Use the included plants for a lush alien jungle, replace them with dead or corrupted growth, or leave the openings empty for: Desert ruins Frozen archaeological sites Barren moons Dead worlds Corrupted groves Drowned temples Ancient stone complexes The shrine’s central and secondary obelisks are supplied as separate pieces. This makes them easier to paint before assembly and gives you the option to arrange or use them independently as waystones, scatter terrain, ritual markers, portal anchors, objective pieces, or display-board details. Exodite-Inspired, Not Exodite-Locked Elderbloom began with maiden worlds and elegant alien architecture in mind, but it was deliberately designed without locking the terrain to one faction, setting, or game system. Paint it in pale bone and luminous gemstones for an elegant psychic civilization. Use mossy gray stone for jungle ruins, black material and green energy for sinister precursor technology, turquoise and bronze for a drowned world, or sandstone and dry growth for an ancient desert culture. Science-Fiction Battlefields Alien jungle ruins, precursor sites, psychic nodes, portals, excavation zones, and xenos objectives. Fantasy Worlds Forest shrines, high-elven ruins, celestial monuments, crystal sanctuaries, and ancient temple sites. RPG Encounters Relic locations, ritual sites, puzzles, wards, magical keys, dormant devices, and boss-fight scenery. Skirmishes and Displays Mission objectives, line-of-sight terrain, narrative zones, army boards, miniature photography, and display projects. It has a clear identity. It simply does not arrive with a prewritten guest list. Made for the Table Designed for 28–32mm tabletop miniatures, Elderbloom works across full wargames, skirmish systems, roleplaying encounters, solo campaigns, and narrative boards. The large shapes remain readable from across the table, while the carved surfaces, cracked stone, inset forms, roots, and runes provide enough detail to reward close painting and weathering. A convergence gate or alien portal A sacred grove or world-spirit sanctuary A psychic node or magical focus A relic-recovery site A contested objective An abandoned precursor complex A ritual encounter location A display-board centerpiece Physical Kit Details FormatPhysical gray-resin terrain components FinishSupplied unpainted AssemblyAssembly required ScaleDesigned for 28–32mm tabletop gaming ProductionProduced and fulfilled through a licensed 3D-printing partner Not IncludedPaint, glue, miniatures, basing materials, third-party foliage, and digital STL files Resin kit note: Carefully inspect all components before assembly. As with most resin hobby kits, minor cleanup may be required before priming and painting. Build the Site They Should Not Have Activated One gateway. One shrine. Two objective markers. Separate obelisks. Alien vegetation. Everything required to establish an ancient site on your table—except the common sense to leave it alone.