Pine Forest Kit - Mini Dungeon Castle Cavern DND Terrain for Tabletop RPGs, Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, War Gaming, and More! - by DCD (100+pcs, 2.3sqft)

This is a pack of pine trees, however there is quite a bit of variability to make your forest sort of unique. The trunks vary in size and there are different sizes of greenery and ways to stack to make all sorts of different looking pines (as many tiers as you want, in whatever sizes) and if you leave out the base and trunk, you can also easily make different sizes of shrubbery. It's a good set for a bunch of trees.

We started doing in person d&d games recently and I tried 3D printing terrain but it was taking hours upon hours. I finally decided to bite the bullet and get a set of pre-made ones and these are fantastic! I love that you can snap them together to make trees and bushes of all shapes and sizes. They're a good sturdy plastic and for the price are better than most others you can get on the market. I plan to repaint them myself to make them a little more realistic looking but this is a great set for anyone needing to make maps.

This set of trees are an excellent addition for any tabletop RPG or miniatures wargaming enthusiast.With over 100 pieces and covering 2.3 square feet, this terrain set offers great versatility for creating immersive settings in games like Dungeons & Dragons, Warhammer, BattleTech, and more.The detailed pine forest design adds a unique touch to your game boards, enhancing your storytelling and visual experience. It's amazing what a difference adding a few trees can add to make your overall terrain pop!Durable and easy to assemble, it’s perfect for players who want to elevate their tabletop adventures with high-quality, customizable terrain. A must-have for tabletop gaming fans!

These are fun, easy to put together. They got well in the grid and they can be made short or tall.These are colorful and fun to look at around the miniatures.

Super cool, highly recommended. Our gaming group loves them. Super flexible - can be bushes, short or tall trees, or even create platforms in the trees for a mini to sit. Great texture and color. Creates a great environment, makes me want to play more D&D campaigns in tree/forest settings.

This is a very interesting way to bring trees to a miniature wargame. Each tree is piecemeal, a base, a trunk and any number of "branches". There is also the option to putting a base on the top of the tree to allow a miniature to be placed on top. This gives the hint of a forest with the ability to place figures and treat with line of sight and other rules. This is a car well made and thought out set.

These are great for TTRPG sessions. They come in four modular leaf sizes, two stump sizes, and a base that can be combined to form a number of different tree sizes and configurations. They hold together well and everything seems like decent quality plastic. They have a bit of weight to them so they won't just fall over. My son is looking forward to using them in his TTRPG sessions.