Taking print-and-play gaming to new dimensions since 2012.
MEAT is a survival horror skirmish RPG for two (or more!) players. Powered by the CRUX tabletop gaming system, MEAT focuses on a lone occult investigator stranded in a sinister dimension where they must defend their cabin sanctuary against the ravening hordes of the hungry dead. For the full (and growing) range of miniatures, check out this collection.
With this purchase, you'll get:
a single-page core rules PDF
PDF handouts, standees, and maps
Two bonus miniature STL for those who 3d print
all documents included in both standard letter and A4 formats for easy printing
​Also included is a one-page expansion of optional rules, including:
solo play mode
co-op mode
advanced tactical rules
random investigator backgrounds
crossover guidelines for other CRUX games (​Bleak Pilgrimage​ and ​Passage to Yondoor​)
Bleak Pilgrimage is a crunchy miniatures skirmish game of weird-fantasy cults struggling to save their strange gods from dying in obscurity. Fully compatible with our other CRUX games, Bleak Pilgrimage is also miniatures agnostic, allowing you to use whatever models you have on hand.
A5 PDF
65 pages
Full color
Cover and interior features photos of our official miniature designs
Written and designed by Dutchmogul
A complete series of ruined township scatter terrain for Dissent. All of the included designs print 100% support free on FDM machines.
Dissent is a crunchy miniatures skirmish game of medieval mercenary companies exploiting the strife of civil war. Fully compatible with our other CRUX games, Dissent is also miniatures agnostic, allowing you to use whatever models you have on hand. You can learn more about the game here on this dedicated page.
A5 PDF
47 pages
Black & white
Cover art by Matias Trabold Rehren
Interior art by Arthur Cordeiro
Written and designed by Dutchmogul
Steel yourself, adventurer! Though your world breathes its final exhalation, the gateway to the Labyrinth Everlasting yawns wide. For the bold of heart, the promised land of Yondoor awaits somewhere beyond those perilous, ever-shifting corridors....
Passage to Yondoor is a procedurally generated tabletop dungeon crawler for two players. Call a friend, roll some dice, print some miniatures (or use your own), and dive headlong into a fast, tactical dungeon-exploration experience. No two crawls (or crawlers) are ever the same.
This deluxe version of the original one-page game comes with:
an assortment of support-free miniatures (+pre-supported versions for resin printing).
a full set of support-free dungeon tiles slotted for 5mm x 2mm disk magnets.
a 50 page PDF rulebook which comes packed to the gills with monsters, treasure, random events, and even some guidelines for solo play and games with more than two players.
We at Ill Gotten Games wanted to extend this game as a gift to the 3d-printing tabletop community. Thanks to your support and encouragement, we've been able to do what we love for the past twelve years, and we're looking forward to many more. If you want to support us directly, please consider joining our Ill Gotten Game Patreon. We've got plenty of Yondoor miniatures and rules expansions coming in the near future.
CRUX is our in-house tabletop roleplaying system. Designed for modular use in any genre, every CRUX game is cross-compatible any other, so you can play in worlds you like or mix and match parts to create your own.
CRUX uses a single set of common polyhedral dice (d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, and d20). Gameplay revolves around rolling a CRUX die (starting at a d4, but "leveling" to higher dice as the character becomes more experienced) and adding a modifier based on their abilities. We built our system with a mind toward real-world plausibility, with fantastic elements (magic, monsters, weird science) skewing those values into the realms of the outrageous.
This book doesn't come with a pre-baked setting, but is a launchpad for your own ideas, and includes elements from a smattering of genres to give you a point of reference when creating your own content.
CRUX: Universal Roleplaying was written by Dutchmogul and illustrated by Ingmar Edmund Freske.
If you want to support this and all of our other projects (and get tons of digital content in the process), please consider pledging to Ill Gotten Games on Patreon.
Introducing our easy-use 3d printable modular terrain system, ScatterBlocks!
Because they set up/take down like building blocks, ScatterBlocks are perfect for quickly setting up terrain for RPG encounters (each block fitting neatly into a standard 1" grid map), throwing down some (destructible?) scatter terrain for your wargaming needs, or just building elaborate play sets for your favorite toys.
ScatterBlocks are optimized for fast, support-free 3d printing. Print without rafts or support (at a layer height of your choosing) and quickly compile a collection. You can paint ScatterBlocks (we advise printing in black ABS or PLA to avoid having to prime) or leave them in their original colors. (Painting blocks does give them a little friction assist, however, and they will hold better.) Also, if modularity on the spot isn't your jam, you can print them and glue them together, or even just arrange and affix them in your printing program to print them in completed configurations. This set also features usable stairs (your models bases will notch into the steps), removable drop-slot doors, and braces that both add dimension and clip walls in place (if you need some extra support).
This set includes everything shown in the render, plus wall junctions for all cardinal configurations and some bonus variants on the doorways and windows.
Introducing our easy-use 3d printable modular terrain system, ScatterBlocks!
Because they set up/take down like building blocks, ScatterBlocks are perfect for quickly setting up terrain for RPG encounters (each block fitting neatly into a standard 1" grid map), throwing down some (destructible?) scatter terrain for your wargaming needs, or just building elaborate play sets for your favorite toys.
ScatterBlocks are optimized for fast, support-free 3d printing. Print without rafts or support (at a layer height of your choosing) and quickly compile a collection. You can paint ScatterBlocks (we advise printing in black ABS or PLA to avoid having to prime) or leave them in their original colors. (Painting blocks does give them a little friction assist, however, and they will hold better.) Also, if modularity on the spot isn't your jam, you can print them and glue them together, or even just arrange and affix them in your printing program to print them in completed configurations!
These double-sided, support free tiles print easily on the Z-axis, keeping a higher level of detail on your floor textures, and can be slapped down and reassembled quickly for room-based encounters. Quickly print enough tiles to build any room, and pack them away just as easily. For extra stability (and a good matte black surface), we recommend laying them down on neoprene. The back of a mousepad or wargaming mat works perfectly for this!
The set includes the following-
Double-sided floor tiles split into 9, 6, 4, 3, and 1 1"/25mm grid tiles.
Doorways for both textures
6 different door tabs (3 for each theme)
Pillars for both themes
Console terminal for the tech theme
Stairs for both themes
Ladders (going up, down, and both) for the tech theme
The grid cells are in the standard 1"/25mm format, but if you want larger cells, simply scale at the Y and Z axis before printing. (Scale X and Y to 90mm for 30mm tiles.)
Introducing our easy-use 3d printable modular terrain system, ScatterBlocks!
Because they set up/take down like building blocks, ScatterBlocks are perfect for quickly setting up terrain for RPG encounters (each block fitting neatly into a standard 1" grid map), throwing down some (destructible?) scatter terrain for your wargaming needs, or just building elaborate play sets for your favorite toys.
ScatterBlocks are optimized for fast, support-free 3d printing. Print without rafts or support (at a layer height of your choosing) and quickly compile a collection. You can paint ScatterBlocks (we advise printing in black ABS or PLA to avoid having to prime) or leave them in their original colors. (Painting blocks does give them a little friction assist, however, and they will hold better.) Also, if modularity on the spot isn't your jam, you can print them and glue them together, or even just arrange and affix them in your printing program to print them in completed configurations!
Welcome to WALLHALLA, the modular, 3d-printable miniature display system!
These 3d-printable STL files print without support and assemble (and re-assemble) without glue or additional parts. Wallhalla shelving units can be mounted on the wall (even using push-pins for smaller builds). The parts are durable, easy to print and paint, and each shelf style includes versions with or without a round recess fitted to bases from 20mm-70mm. .
These designs are optimized to print on home FDM (or SLA/DLP) machines and will print without need of supports.
Welcome to WALLHALLA, the modular, 3d-printable miniature display system!
These 3d-printable STL files print without support and assemble (and re-assemble) without glue or additional parts. Wallhalla shelving units can be mounted on the wall (even using push-pins for smaller builds). The parts are durable, easy to print and paint, and each shelf style includes versions with or without a round recess fitted to bases from 20mm-70mm. .
These designs are optimized to print on home FDM (or SLA/DLP) machines and will print without need of supports.
We're making tabletop gaming inclusive, creative, and fun. How?
By innovating our own games and incorporating accessible 3D printing technology.
3D Printable STLs
Miniatures
Terrain
Board Games
Modular Shelf Displays
Games
Tabletop RPG
Wargaming/Skirmish
Board Games
And more!
Centered on an interdimensional hub-city encased within a spherical megastructure, CRUXworld is a fully realized setting for use with the CRUX Universal Roleplaying rules.
CRUXworld was written by Dutchmogul and illustrated by Ingmar Edmund Freske.
If you want to support what we do (and get tons of digital content in the process), please consider pledging to Ill Gotten Games on Patreon or on MyMiniFactory Tribes.