The House of Gercival was our first project, and we're still proud of it.
It's a lopsided, timber-framed inn with a thatched roof and a staircase that's seen one too many drunken patrons stumble up it after dark. Every tabletop table needs a place like this: somewhere the party can rest and trade rumors with a suspicious barkeep before their next quest finds them.
The set includes six pieces: a lower floor, two middle floor variants (one with a stairwell cutout, one without), a rooftop, and two separate staircases. Mix and match them to build the inn as a single-story tavern, a full two-story house, or split the floors apart and scatter them across your table as standalone terrain.
Printing notes: the floors and rooftop print flat and need no supports if your slicer handles overhangs well. Add light supports under the roof eaves if your printer struggles with steep angles. The staircases print best standing upright on their back edge, which keeps the steps crisp without support scarring underneath. Scale is built for 28-32mm miniatures, so a standard adventurer fits through the door without ducking.
If your game needs a believable stop between dungeons, or you just want a lived-in fantasy building on your shelf, this is the one that started it all for us.
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