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Whose Wagon Is It, and Where Is It Going? The Corpse-Cart is the kind of terrain that exists to be discovered — the hooded driver gone, the cargo unmistakable, the trail leading somewhere your party probably shouldn’t follow. Drop it in a clearing, on a roadside, in a city alley at midnight. The plot writes itself.

A Story-Object With Real Weight: This multi-piece terrain set from Runeforge Studios captures a wagon laden with corpses in unsettling detail — varied bodies piled in postures of recent death, the cart itself sculpted with appropriate medieval-fantasy weathering. Use it as a Resurrection-spell setup, a necromancer’s harvesting tool, a plague-cart aftermath, or simply the most uncomfortable thing your party will see this session.

Technical Specifications & Product State:

Sculpted by: Runeforge Studios

Status: Sold UNPAINTED.

Assembly: Some assembly required (cart + bodies).

Material: High-durability PLA filament, printed in-house at Project Kirtrite.

Scale: True 28mm — designed to fit your existing D&D, Pathfinder, and skirmish miniatures.

Preparation: Each piece is supports-removed and ready to prime.

Suggested Tabletop Use: The “what is this” encounter that opens an entire arc. Necromancer-plot exposition without a word of dialogue. Plague-narrative atmosphere for any horror-leaning campaign. Equally at home in Dungeons & Dragons necromancer storylines, Frostgrave city-corner encounters, Warhammer Age of Sigmar Death-army support, or any historical-fantasy plague campaign.

The Corpse-Cart – 28mm Necromancer’s Plague Wagon Terrain

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$14.99

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