This box includes 88 terrain pieces for the roof system, plus 42 clips and 64 pins for assembly. The set is designed around modular roof construction rather than a complete finished building.

No. Archon Studio states that the models come unpainted and unassembled, so hobby assembly and painting are required.

This set is best for adding rooftops and trim details to fantasy buildings such as houses, taverns and village structures within the Dungeons & Lasers terrain system.

This pack includes parts to build 2 stone stair sets and 2 wooden stair sets, for a total of 40 pieces.

No. Archon Studio supplies the contents unassembled and unpainted, so assembly and finishing are part of the hobby process.

It is a fantasy terrain expansion for the Dungeons & Lasers system, useful for tabletop RPG encounters, dungeon layouts, and other miniature gaming environments that benefit from vertical terrain.

No. Archon Studio states that the terrain comes unpainted and unassembled, so hobby assembly and painting are part of the product.

The box is presented as a 15-piece Dwarven Mine Props set, with a mix of scenic accessories such as rubble, mushrooms, crystals, furniture, tools, and mine equipment.

It is best suited for fantasy mine, cavern, and dungeon scenes where you want environmental detail rather than large structural terrain. It works well as scatter terrain for RPG tables and display builds.

This box includes 72 terrain components: floors, walls, doorways, doors, lamp posts, and torches. It is a terrain set, not a pack of character miniatures.

No. Archon Studio lists the parts as unpainted HIPS plastic on sprues, and assembly is required.

Half-height walls keep the mine setting visually immersive while making it easier to see miniatures, move pieces, and run encounters without tall walls blocking the table view.

This box includes 6 walls, 3 doorways, 3 long walls, 3 floor tiles, 3 long floor tiles, 10 wall clips, and 38 floor clips for a total of 66 elements.

No. Archon Studio states that the terrain comes unpainted and unassembled, so hobby assembly and finishing are required.

Hall of Heroes is best suited for fantasy RPG encounters and dungeon-style skirmish layouts where you want a modular interior room rather than a large full-table terrain set.

You get modular terrain components: 3 long walls, 6 walls, 3 floor tiles, 3 long floor tiles, 38 floor clips, and 10 wall clips.

No. Archon Studio lists this terrain as unpainted and unassembled, so hobby assembly and finishing are required.

The packaging identifies the set as suitable for 28–32 mm scale miniatures, which fits many fantasy RPG and skirmish collections.

You get floor tiles, double-sided wall sections, doorways and the clips and pins needed for assembly. The listed contents are 3 long floor tiles, 3 regular floor tiles, 3 doorways, 3 long double-sided walls and 6 regular double-sided walls.

No. Archon Studio states that this set requires manual assembly and painting, so it is intended for hobby use rather than ready-to-play prepainted display.

Yes. Archon Studio describes the set as having a built-in grid and being compatible with RPG games, making it suitable for dungeon rooms, cathedral encounters and other fantasy tabletop scenes.

This listing is for one Dungeons & Lasers Fantasy Customization Bits set. It includes 70 various scenery bits supplied on plastic sprues.

No. The official product information states that the bits come unpainted and require assembly.

It is designed for fantasy tabletop setups and is commonly described as fitting 28mm-scale play, making it useful for RPG encounters, dungeon builds, and terrain customization.

This listing is for one Urban Shadows Second Edition hardcover core book. Magpie Games describes it as a 250+ page hardcover rulebook with the complete core game, playbooks, city tools, and Master of Ceremonies guidance.

This is the core rulebook for Urban Shadows Second Edition, so it contains the main rules needed to play. The publisher also offers free downloadable play materials, printable playbooks, and city hubs that can help at the table.

Urban Shadows is designed for political urban fantasy in a contemporary city, with stories driven by supernatural factions, personal debts, shifting alliances, and difficult compromises.

This listing is for one Root: The Roleplaying Game Equipment Deck containing 55 cards. It is an accessory deck, not a core rulebook or boxed starter set.

Yes. Magpie lists this deck as requiring the Root: The Roleplaying Game core game to play.

The deck includes weapons and other gear, along with special traits, weapon stats, and cards featuring weapon moves for Root: The Roleplaying Game.

This listing is for one Root: The Roleplaying Game Clearing Booklet supplement. It includes four pre-made clearings designed for use with the Root RPG.

Yes. This is a supplement for Root: The Roleplaying Game rather than a standalone RPG. It is best suited for groups already playing in the Woodland setting.

You can run a clearing as the setting for a one-shot or add it to a longer campaign as another location with its own residents, conflicts, and rules.

It is a Bluebeard's Bride supplement that can be used for traditional tarot readings, custom readings, or as a table aid for creating servants during the game.

This deck includes 84 fully illustrated cards.

No. Magpie's product page references a separate PDF companion and notes that it is not included with this item.

No. This item is a supplement for Bluebeard's Bride and requires the core game to play as intended.

You get 48 illustrated mysterious object cards, 3 deluxe ring cards, 5 double-sided turn order cards, and instructions for creating your own objects.

It's especially useful for groups that want faster setup and more atmospheric prompts for the Groundskeeper while exploring Bluebeard's mansion.

This listing is for one hardcover copy of Wan Shi Tong's Adventure Guide for Avatar Legends: The Roleplaying Game.

According to Magpie Games, it adds five adventures, four new playbooks, new legends, and expanded material connected to Wan Shi Tong's library, along with additional play options for Avatar Legends.

Magpie Games lists a free PDF via DriveThruRPG with the physical book.

You get four adventure booklets, a Dungeon Master’s screen, 11 dice, poster maps, a Hellfire Club poster, cards, tokens, character sheets, handouts, a quick-start guide, a play guide booklet, and a combat tracker notepad.

It is packaged as a boxed Dungeons & Dragons adventure experience with the core play aids included in the set. That makes it well suited for groups who want a themed campaign box without piecing together maps, tokens, and accessories separately.

Official pages describe the game for a Dungeon Master plus a small party. D&D Beyond lists it as designed for 2 to 4 players and a Dungeon Master, while other retail listings describe it as a collaborative 3 to 5 player game. Because sources vary in how they count the Dungeon Master, we recommend planning for one DM and a small group of players.

You get a boxed Dungeons & Dragons starter experience with printed guides, three adventure booklets, maps, handouts, character boards, cards, tokens, a combat tracker, and an 11-dice set. It is designed as an all-in-one physical introduction to play.

Yes. Official product materials describe it as a beginner-friendly entry point with a quick-start guide, guided setup, and components that help new players and new Dungeon Masters get started more easily.

This listing is for the physical starter set. Some official promotions mention digital companion content, but this product page is for the boxed tabletop set itself.

It is a full core rulebook. Paizo states that the pocket edition has the same contents as the standard edition, just in a smaller softcover format.

This book includes character creation rules, 10 core ancestries, six classes, backgrounds, feats, skills, versatile heritages, and hundreds of spells for Starfinder Second Edition play.

Yes. Paizo describes Starfinder Player Core as 100% compatible with Pathfinder Second Edition, making it easier to understand shared rules foundations across both games.

This is the smaller 6.7 x 8.4 inch softcover version of Starfinder Galaxy Guide. It offers the same core contents as the standard book in a more portable format.

No. Paizo notes that the Pocket Edition does not include the double-sided poster map included with the standard edition.

Galaxy Guide is designed for both new and experienced Starfinder players and GMs who want setting lore, campaign ideas, factions, and added character options for Starfinder Second Edition.

This listing is for one Starfinder Second Edition Player Character Folio. It includes 8 interior pages for character tracking plus folder flaps for storing handouts and related papers.

It is intended for players running Starfinder Second Edition characters who want a more complete record than a basic character sheet, especially for gear, character history, and campaign notes.

No. This is a character record folio designed to organize your character details. It is an accessory, not a rulebook.

This listing is for one Starfinder RPG 2E GM Core hardcover rulebook. It is a physical book intended for Game Masters.

Paizo describes this book as a 264-page Game Master resource with encounter guidelines, content-creation tools, GM advice, and subsystems including cinematic starship combat, research, chases, and hacking infiltration.

Yes. The SKU provided for this listing, PZO22002-HC, corresponds to the hardcover version.