Serveta sits where the old trade road forks, half a day's ride past Beaverton's outer fields, and nobody quite agrees on who built it first.
What's left is a working frontier outpost: connected rooms, corridors and floors, a gate assembly, a watchtower, stairs, ladders, a small bridge, and balconies that let you stack the whole thing into a proper fortified camp. Add the furniture and prop set, chairs, a table, a chest, candles, a campfire, a water pump, a weapon rack, and the place stops looking like empty walls and starts looking lived-in.
This is our largest modular terrain release so far: 54 separate STL files built around one connector system, so walls, floors and rooftops line up no matter how you arrange them. Build a single watchtower guarding a river crossing, or spread every piece across the table for a full stronghold under siege. Since everything shares the same connectors, you're never locked into one layout.
Printing notes: walls, floors and rooftops print flat and need only minimal support, if any, depending on your slicer's overhang handling. The gate and balcony pieces do better with light support underneath. Small props like the weapons, candles and water pump hold their detail fine at 15-20% infill, no need to print them solid. Everything is scaled for 28-32mm miniatures.
Whether your table needs one watchtower or an entire frontier stronghold, Serveta is modular enough to grow with the campaign.
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