Spires of Perdition - 3D Printable Modular Terrain
Created by MiniWarGaming
Support-free 3D printable terrain for sci-fi and fantasy wargames. Modular, easy to print, and built to store flat.
Latest Updates from Our Project:
Let me prove that 40k can be played on awesome tables
about 1 month ago
– Tue, Jun 23, 2026 at 06:38:53 AM
Hey everybody,
There has been a lot of controversy about Warhammer 40k and terrain.
There seem to be two main problems that people have:
You MUST play with the terrain layouts in order for the game to work
The terrain layouts are TERRIBLE, and ruin the game
I'm not saying everybody agrees with those two statements. Some people think that the current iteration is the best Warhammer 40k has ever been. I'm not even going to try to prove them right or wrong.
That's not the point of this update.
What I want to show you is what happens when you ignore all of that noise. What if you played a 1,000 point game, on a table that doesn't have terrain footprints?
Find out here:
Here are some screenshots from the battle report:
Only 9 days remain in this Kickstarter.
If there is ANY questions that you have that are stopping you from making the decision to purchase the Spires of Perdition, leave a comment here and I'll be happy to reply to clear things up.
Happy 3d printing!
Matthew Glanfield, co-founder MiniWarGaming
Another epic build (batrep coming soon!)
about 1 month ago
– Fri, Jun 19, 2026 at 08:26:50 AM
I had Luka and James work on making a table for an upcoming 1,000 point Warhammer 40k battle report, with instructions to ignore all the rules about terrain in 40k and to make it as beautiful as possible.
I think they nailed it...
What do you think?
Here's some more images of that table:
What will you build with the Spires of Perdition terrain system?
Happy 3d printing!
Matthew Glanfield, co-founder MiniWarGaming
How I Built a Massive 3D Printed Ruined Cathedral
about 2 months ago
– Tue, Jun 16, 2026 at 08:10:10 AM
In the last update I showed off a table that I built using the Spires of Perdition.
Many of you asked for a tutorial on how I built that table, so I decided to make a video showing you exactly that!
This video will show you how I made this table:
Let me know if you have any questions.
Happy 3d printing!
Matthew Glanfield, co-founder MiniWarGaming
I had a lot of fun building this immersive table
about 2 months ago
– Mon, Jun 08, 2026 at 09:26:13 AM
There's been a lot of focus lately on making 11th edition compatible tables.
And while that's important to those playing 2,000 point games of Warhammer 40k, it doesn't always make for the best looking tables.
Which is why I spent some time using the Spires of Perdition to make this table.
What do you think?
Happy 3D printing!
Matthew Glanfield, co-founder MiniWarGaming
Use Metric OR Imperial Size Magnets
about 2 months ago
– Fri, Jun 05, 2026 at 08:37:16 AM
Hey everybody,
One of the issues we've faced in the past is that when we've designed terrain to be used with our favorite magnet size 3/16" x 1/16", we didn't realize that over in Europe you couldn't get that size.
When you go on sites from Europe that say they do sell 3/16" x 1/16" they actually usually round them up to 5mm x 2mm.
I'm happy to say that the Spires of Perdition are compatible with both!
We made sure that the Spires of Perdition could fit both, so now wherever you are, you can easily source magnets.
Where to buy magnets
If you're in Canada, we sell them! You can buy them in either the metric size or the imperial size.
If you're anywhere else, you can easily get them from Amazon or your favorite magnet supplier.
