From the maker
THE HEART OF THE VILLAGE.
Every settlement that has ever existed has needed water, and every village that has ever existed has built a well to deliver it. The Village Well is the kind of small terrain piece that does enormous narrative work — it tells every player at the table that the place they’re looking at is lived in. Stone construction. Bucket and crank. A working civic utility for any campaign town.
A WELL OF QUIET CHARACTER: This compact terrain piece captures the village well in honest medieval detail — stacked stone construction with bucket apparatus and hand-crank rigging, modest size, maximum atmospheric impact. Versatile anywhere — drop it in a village center, a peasant farmstead, an abandoned settlement, a ruined town. Wherever it goes, it makes the location feel more real.
PROPERTY FEATURES:
Listing Agent: Antigone Miniatures
Condition: Sold UNPAINTED in our standard dark grey filament.
Move-In Status: Some assembly required.
Construction Materials: High-durability PLA filament, printed in-house at Project Kirtrite.
Property Scale: True 32mm — sized for D&D, Pathfinder, and skirmish-system residents.
Property Preparation: Each piece is supports-removed and ready to prime.
INVESTMENT POTENTIAL: Wells are universal village dressing — they fit every campaign town, every era, every system. Excellent for D&D, Pathfinder, Frostgrave, Warhammer, and any narrative skirmish where the players need to look at a settlement and immediately believe it’s real. The kind of low-cost accessory customers love adding to bigger purchases.
Painted examples shown courtesy of Antigone Miniatures.
Water not included. Drawing rights subject to local customs. Mysty Hollow Hamlet Trade Council.
The Village Well – 32mm Mysty Hollow Public Utility Terrain
Project Kirtrite$4.99
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