Dungeon Systems / Player feedback
Brice’s gaming group and fellow tabletop players can explore upcoming Wireless Grid Works designs and tell us what they’d like to see built next. Your feedback influences our priorities; designs shown here are prototypes or concepts, not products available for purchase.
Some ideas are already physical prototypes; others are architectural plans or possible expansions. These previews show the direction of development—not an announced production schedule.
A removable castle-front facade with a drawbridge is an optional future backdrop for the same modular board. Towers and walkways remain development ideas; the photos below show real elevated terrain test pieces.
Elevated test piece shown · Castle facade is planned
Stone floors that connect with a single free-moving magnet centered on each tile edge. We’re documenting tested geometry, assembly, and printing methods before a public STL release.
Actual printed tile · See floor details →
Surprise reveals, hidden passages, lift-out discoveries, and interactive floor features that make the dungeon react to gameplay. Mechanisms will be evaluated for repeatability and tabletop reliability.
Concepts and tests · No store release
Modular furniture, scenic props and treasure details are in development. The figure shown was purchased from a third party and painted by us; it is not an original sculpt or print from this project.
Third-party miniature · Not for saleAlready playable: Our modular flooring and illuminated Throne Room have real test builds. The Throne Room is documented separately while we wait for a finished illuminated photo. See the Throne Room development gallery →
D&D Grids / Workshop progress
Explore real printed dungeon prototypes—not just digital concepts. These works in progress help players judge the terrain and vote on what deserves development next.
Upper and lower playing surfaces, straight and spiral stairs, and modular stone walls. Display miniatures are third-party sculpts painted by us.
Printed counter, shelving, bottles and upright table assembled into a modular dungeon room.
An early raised-floor arrangement showing the underside, support walls and spiral staircase.
Straight stairs, a spiral stair and detailed masonry integrated into a playtest layout.
A raised modular stone surface with surrounding low walls, showing surface detail and assembly.
Modular wooden-plank floor tiles shown together as a larger playing surface.
A third-party miniature painted for scale and tabletop display. Not designed or 3D-printed by Wireless Grid Works.
A third-party miniature painted for scale and tabletop display. Not designed or 3D-printed by Wireless Grid Works.
The two painted miniatures are third-party purchases, not our 3D-print designs or products. They appear strictly as tabletop scale and display references.
Choose the idea you want most, or propose something entirely new. Each submission is delivered privately to Wireless Grid Works. Results are reviewed manually; there is no public vote counter.