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The Throne Room.

A centerpiece room already assembled and playtested, with its atmosphere supplied by flickering wall torches and a concealed battery in the throne itself. More than a display: it is designed for actual tabletop encounters.

8 × 6 gridIlluminatedPlaytested build

Working build at a glance

Play footprint200 × 150 mm
Grid arrangement8 × 6
Flickering wall torchesFour
Power enclosureInside throne unit
Access pointsFront + side doors
STL product filesNot released

This documents the working playtest build. Components and commercial packaging may change before release.

Built-in features

Each feature should eventually have its own actual-build photo, wiring or assembly note, and a component entry in the future STL file listing.

Flickering torch light

Four wall-mounted torch LEDs provide practical lighting without powering neighboring dungeon modules.

Throne with concealed battery

A self-contained throne assembly conceals the battery holder and allows practical access for replacement or switching.

Hidden room interactions

Removable floor and hidden-wall features are part of the design history; individual mechanism release status must be checked separately.

From the development archive

Design & Build History

Historic concept drawings, fit/access studies, and one unsuccessful floor print. These document decisions made during development; they are not photographs of the finished throne room or definitive release specifications. Click a thumbnail to view its original source image.

Early CAD view of a stone throne room with three doors and a raised throne platform.
CAD drawing · Design history

Planning the throne room

An early room layout established the throne platform, three entrances, and space for hidden features.

Annotated historical plan showing a battery holder, wiring bay, and rear service opening.
CAD drawing · Design history

Making room for power

The battery-service plan reserved space inside the throne base for the holder, wiring, and rearward removal.

Early rear CAD view of the throne showing the battery-service opening.
CAD rendering · Design history

Keeping the battery accessible

A rear opening allowed access to the power switch and battery without disturbing the front presentation.

V2.0 concept rendering of a skull-crested throne with two front braziers; amber shapes indicate proposed LEDs.
CAD rendering · Design history

Bringing the torches onto the throne

The self-contained throne concept brought two forward-facing LED torches and concealed power into one compact module.

Two historical CAD views comparing the hidden floor compartment closed and uncovered.
CAD rendering · Design history

Adding a hidden discovery

A removable floor section created a concealed compartment for discoveries during play.

Two historical CAD views showing the concealed wall feature closed and open.
CAD rendering · Design history

Designing the wall reveal

The wall reveal was reviewed in both closed and open positions as part of the room’s interactive features.

Real photograph of an unsuccessful gray floor-frame print on a textured build plate, with loose filament visible.
Photograph · Unsuccessful print trial

Working through print trials

An early floor print trial records the printing problems encountered during development. Optional process image.

Archive note: The battery drawing reflects an earlier cavity specification. Amber markers in the lighting concept represent proposed LEDs, not a photograph of operating lights. Final product dimensions, hardware, and assembly details will be published only after release verification.

Throne Room Build Pack — Coming Soon

The preview is not a sales listing. The product pack will be defined only when independently reviewed printable files, component inventories, assembly steps, print settings, and any necessary licenses are ready.

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