The Frostguard Abbey is a comprehensive, modular STL set designed to bring awe-inspiring and tactically rich environments to your tabletop. Every piece has been meticulously crafted with high-resolution textures, from the rough-hewn stone blocks of the crumbling walls to the splintered wooden beams of the ruined upper floors. The intricate tracery within the pointed gothic arches stands as a testament to the abbey’s former glory, now providing perfect firing positions for your miniatures. Scaled for 28mm and 32mm games, this terrain is perfect for a vast array of historical and fantasy wargames and RPGs.
Designed with the printer in mind, every model in the Frostguard Abbey set is optimized to be printed support-free on FDM printers, ensuring a clean, easy, and successful print every time. For those seeking the ultimate level of detail, these files also produce stunning results on resin printers. The modular nature of the set allows for endless creativity; construct a sprawling ruined monastery, a fortified sacred hill, or scattered, atmospheric ruins across the entire battlefield. The broken walls, ruined towers, and fallen archways provide excellent cover, block lines of sight, and create dynamic choke points, transforming a simple board into a complex and engaging battlefield.
This collection is heavily inspired by Gothic architecture, a style that flourished in Europe during the High and Late Middle Ages. Originating in 12th-century France, it evolved from Romanesque architecture and was characterized by its ambition to build ever taller and more luminous structures to glorify God. Key features, all reflected in this set, include the pointed arch, which allowed for greater height and distributed weight more effectively than the rounded Romanesque arch; ribbed vaults that created complex and soaring ceilings; and large stained-glass windows, often filled with intricate stone tracery. Abbeys and monasteries were the epicenters of medieval life—bastions of faith, learning, and immense economic power. They were often the most impressive and defensible structures in a region. The ruins of such magnificent buildings, scattered across the European landscape today, tell tales of conflict, religious reformation like the Dissolution of the Monasteries in England, or simply the slow, inexorable decay of time. By bringing Frostguard Abbey to your table, you are not just setting up terrain; you are building a narrative foundation, a piece of history that adds profound depth and context to your games, whether you are re-enacting a historical siege or delving into a fantasy realm where ancient powers once dwelled.




