Modular Barovia: Death House

Painted 3D printed Death House modular haunted house terrain shown from the side, front and back

Modular Barovia: Death House

First floor dining room with props
First floor entry of the Death House terrain
Second floor library
Third floor main area
Fourth floor of the Death House terrain

Modular Barovia Part 1 is a modular 3D printed terrain set designed to create playable parts of Barovia, and it can be reused for any 32mm TTRPG campaign. The Kickstarter was successfully funded: 19 backers pledged CA$753 against a CA$300 goal, and the funding period ran from May 4, 2026 to June 18, 2026 (45 days). The set’s centerpiece is the Death House, a terrain set built to support running Curse of Strahd’s Death House, which makes a great one-shot adventure for Halloween and other spooky sessions.

Features

  • A larger 8×12 footprint instead of the official 6×11
  • 72 textured, supportless modular terrain pieces that you can rearrange for any campaign
  • 14 character minis (the Durst family and the Nanny), plus pre-supported resin files
  • 8 collections of monster minis, plus pre-supported resin files
  • 21 collections of props to decorate the house
  • Nearly 2.5 GB of model files in total
Unpainted gray 3D printed Death House terrain, exterior with stone roof and chimneys

Characters

  • Gustav Durst, plus a zombie variant
  • Elizabeth Durst, plus a ghast variant
  • Rose Durst, plus a hollow version
  • Thorne Durst, plus a possessed doll version
  • Nanny, plus a spectre version
Render of the Durst family miniatures
Render of the undead variants of the Durst family miniatures
Render of an animated armor miniature

Monsters

  • Swarms of insects
  • Animated armor (3 variants)
  • Animated broom (2 variants)
  • Stuffed wolves (3 variants)

Props (plain and textured)

Standalone fireplaces, dining tables, chairs (armchair and dining chair), stove, shelves, cabinets and wardrobes, coat and cloak rack, bookshelves, desks, beds (single, double, master, and crib), dollhouse, chest and storage trunk, mirrors and painting frames, and a square piano.

Render of the square piano prop

Print Overview

Printing the full house takes about four rolls of filament and about a week of print time. The files are split by floor into bottom, middle, and top parts. Decorative roof parts are included as well.

  • Bottom parts: floor tiles that connect with OpenLock clips. They have a 12.5mm floor grid, so every 2 squares is 25mm.
  • Middle parts: interior walls and balcony railings that slide into the floor grid. Interior walls can also be used on their own on a dry erase mat, and they include supports for modular doors.
  • Top parts: exterior window and chimney parts.
  • Rooftop parts: a decorative crown, in hollow and solid versions.

FAQ

  • Is it supportless? The core modular terrain parts are. Rooftops print a little cleaner with small tree supports on overhangs. Most props are supportless, but most character and creature minis need supports.
  • Can I print it in resin? The minis and props can be printed in resin, but the modular terrain system was designed for FDM only.
  • Has it been test printed? Everything in the set has been test printed multiple times.
  • Is it OpenLock compatible? The set uses OpenLock clips and is licensed, but it is not built to be compatible with other OpenLock sets.
  • Was AI used? No. The modular set, props, and miniatures were all handmade.
  • Is it a 1:1 copy of the official Death House? No. It is a fan made haunted house with some creative liberties for the larger floorplan. Some closets were removed and the third and fourth floors were rearranged so every area is playable.
  • Minis references: The minis are based on the artwork of Moonberry Maple.
  • Updates: Planned updates include texture changes, an interior layout matching the official version, textured interior walls, and window changes. Any updates will be compatible with this version.

Get it

Kickstarter
Patreon
Cults3D

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