Standees first
Every creature has a lightweight painted standee path so the board loads quickly and stays readable during play.
Minis
Painted pieces for a digital table.
War uses expressive standees for speed and optional 3D previews for showpiece moments, keeping the board readable without making the page heavy.
Table pieces
Readable at a glance, expressive up close.
The art direction is practical: silhouettes need to identify monsters during combat, while close views should still feel like painted minis on a physical table.
3D when it earns the weight
Hero moments can use optimized GLB previews, lazy-loaded after the page is interactive instead of blocking the marketing page.
Generated gaps
If a campaign creature is missing art, the forge can produce a table piece and keep it attached to that card.
The bestiary ships painted
Every creature stands on the board as a full miniature. Anything we haven’t painted yet, the forge paints the first time you summon it.
No prep required
The table is set.
Your first encounter is pre-rolled. The minis are painted. The only thing missing is initiative.