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Modern and Sci-Fi Doors

thumbnail of Standup Doors volume 2The door – unsung NPC for every adventure you have ever played or run! In games doorways appear by the dozens. They are found in the villians lairs and the heroes headquarters. In secret labs, starships, haunted mansions and shopping malls. They range from the strongest high tech vault hatch to the lowliest wooden apartment door. Every place your hero must enter or exit has some kind of door. Whether it’s made of pine, oak, glass or “ulta-nium superalloy”; characters will spend much time pass-ing through, searching, locking, blocking, unlocking and listening at doors. They are the gateways to strange and unknown places and are the gamemasters best friend. Doors usually appear on maps as mere ink squares or scribbled pencil marks, but their potential is so much greater!

Dirty Unicorn Games is proud to bring doors up and off the map and into glorious 3D! Flatlands 3D: Standup Doors vol. 2 contains 14 FULL pages (60+ images) of printable standups containing a vast selection of standups for your adventures and battles. Just check out this demo or the images below, and try to control your drooling!

slideshow of images from Standup Doors volume 2

As always, these doors are available at DriveThruRPG, RPGNow, and e23.

sample from Standup Doors volume 2

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