Dungeon Stairs for HeroQuest

Take a look at the other scenery elements in my collection dedicated to the board.
Boost Me My Dwarf spent three nights designing these structural joints instead of searching for gold or drinking beer. He is visibly shaken. Leave a Boost to buy him a mug of mead at the tavern, or next time he'll design a staircase that leads straight into a Goblin nest!

Heroes! Hearken to my voice! For too long have you begun your adventures on a sad piece of two-dimensional cardboard that buckled under the weight of the Barbarian's ego.

Enough! Zargon (or Morcar, depending on which side of the ocean you find yourself) trembles before this majestic 3D spiral staircase. I have forged two versions of this artifact for you, because every dungeon has its own needs:

• "Classic" Version: Designed with a thin base to integrate perfectly with the original cardboard game board. Finally, your heroes will have something solid to step on before being slaughtered in the first corridor.

• "Modular 3D" Version: The pinnacle of dwarven engineering. This version, designed for my Modular 3D HeroQuest board , features a removable base with structural interlocking joints specifically designed to fit into the spaces between tiles. No more stairs sliding away when the Dwarf decides to throw the dice with too much zeal. You can also remove the interlocking support and use it as a "free-standing" scenery element on any surface. A versatility that would make even the most expert Wizard envious!

Print it, apply liters of grey drybrush, and admire the only spot in the dungeon where you are truly safe (until you finish your movement on the last step).

Use it for a triumphant entrance, but above all, keep it ready for when the Wizard opens the first door, finds a Gargoyle, and you all have to run back crying toward the exit.

Note: Does not guarantee protection against movement rolls of 1 or chronic bad luck with the white dice.