Mark Hutson

The Ultimate Lego Dungeon Terrain

Instructions Grids Out, Zones In When I started using LEGO to build terrain for TTRPGs, I wanted something modular, customizable, and reusable—terrain pieces that could easily swap in and out without being locked into a single setup for a session. LEGO offered a fun, paint-free alternative to traditional minis.

Lego Ultimate Dungeon Terrain (UDT)

These instructions will outline the basics of what is necessary to make a Lego UDT. Only the UDT box is included in this version, the modular additions and DM screen will come later. *Note - The software I used rendered these instructions in a strange way. Sorry! I'd

The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, and The Medium

I originally wrote a longer post than I intended on a question someone asked in the DnDLego subreddit. To make it more digestible, I’ll rewrite and expand on the key points here. While I love using Lego for TTRPGs, it’s important to discuss both the positives and negatives

Need NPCs? Try These Surprising Lego Sets

Something I've been doing for a while now is purchasing Lego sets that have interesting NPC or Monsters that might work in my campaigns. While there are some very obvious sets out there, like the Dreamzz line of Lego, or anything involving medieval themes - there are also

Micro Maps with Lego

A fascinating project recently appeared on Reddit's LegoDnD page from user u/kala_brick: the idea of using micro-scale maps for creating dungeons and playable landscapes in Lego, as opposed to the more costly mini-figure scale. This concept has a ton of potential, especially considering the popularity and

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MOC - Wizard's Bedroom

Instructions for making some bookcases, bed, and desk for TTRPG environments.

The Ultimate Modular TTRPG Lego Board - Introducing MITTs 3!

Building with Lego has been a lifelong passion that has recently met a new interest - tabletop gaming. For anyone paying attention, it should come as no surprise that Lego enthusiasts and TTRPG players share a lot of commonalities. This year has been fantastic for being a Lego fan and

The Perfect Set Piece for Tabletop Gaming: Medieval Town Square

This year Lego released one of its best medieval sets - 10332 "Medieval Town Square." There are plenty reviews out there about that set but I want to talk about using it as a set piece for tabletop gaming with Lego! Comparing this to the Viking Village (21343)

Adventures with Modular Lego TTRPG Systems - @Roll_to_Brick

@Roll_to_Brick on Instagram is creating some of the most exciting and interesting Lego-inspired TTRPG systems ever seen. The system turns each square into its own modular unit that can be combined with other squares and filled with terrain pieces of various heights with ease. It's simple,

MOC - RolltoBrick's Modular Grid System

Here is RolltoBrick's Modular Lego terrain grid system in all its glory! These pieces can be swapped out for anything in your stash - the only pieces that need some consistency are the 2x4 black tiles which form the grid lines. These instructions are an example only. The

Making a Dice Tower

Let's talk about dice towers. There's something about building a tower. From the early days of life when it's just stacking blocks to adulthood, it's enjoyable to stack blocks one on top of another. There's also something incredibly fun about

MOC - Medieval Cottage

LEGO MOC of a medieval cottage.

Introducing the 24x24 stud MITs Gaming Board

Exploring the 1" Square Map Concept with MITs The most contentious issue with using Lego as a basis for tabletop gaming, is whether or not it's acceptable to deviate from the 1" grid square standard. As it happens, 3x3 stud squares = 1 inch. I discussed previously,

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MITs - 8x8 Gaming Board

Use LEGO for your table top games! This 8x8 stud piece is perfect for a small room or hallway.

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MITs - 16x16 Gaming Board

Instructions for creating a 16x16 stud modular integrated tabletop terrain pieces of various shapes in sizes to use with LEGO tabletop RPG games.

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MITs - 32x32 Game Board

32x32 modular gaming board for use with tabletop gaming and LEGO tabletop games.

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The Adventurer's Tavern - Bar MOC

Since I started using Lego as the basis for everything in my current homebrew Dungeons and Dragons campaign, there is something I've struggled with for a while - and that is figuring out how to make a tavern. Outdoor locations, dungeons, and even a castle great hall, are

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Lego Dungeons and Dragons Official Set Revealed

Lego recently unveiled its partnership with the makers of Dungeons and Dragons revealing a new set and lots of action packed minifigures and creatures.

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The MITs Dungeon Concept

Terrain ideas for creating modular dungeon concepts with LEGO using the modular integrated tabletop terrain system or MITs.

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Making Minifig Adventurers

A quick how-to guide on using Lego minifigures for player characters in tabletop games.

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Guide to Making Modular Maps - Part Three

Part three of the three-part guide on getting started in making terrain for Lego tabletop games.

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Guide to Making Modular Maps - Part Two

Part-two on how to make modular terrain using Lego.

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Guide to Making Modular Maps - Part One

The first part in a multi-part series on using Lego to make terrain for tabletop games.

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Why Lego for Table Top Gaming?

Lego for tabletop gaming is a fun, accessible, and creative alternative for those who do not want to get into collecting miniatures and painting.