3D Printable Alien Jungle Terrain

Elderbloom Alien Jungle Terrain Build the world beyond the cereal box.

Exodite-inspired but deliberately game-agnostic, Elderbloom brings ancient alien gates, modular shrines, objective markers, and swappable vegetation to science-fiction battles, fantasy worlds, skirmish tables, RPG encounters, and display boards.

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Complete Elderbloom alien jungle terrain set with convergence gate, waystone shrine, objective markers, obelisks, and alien plants
Digital STL Files Download, print, paint, and build the world your table actually needs.
Game-Agnostic Design Made for sci-fi, fantasy, RPGs, skirmishes, missions, and displays.
Modular Vegetation Use the included plants or similarly sized third-party foliage.
Separate Obelisks Print extras as waystones, scatter terrain, objectives, or portal anchors.

The Complete First Release

Start With the Whole World

One centerpiece, one secondary landmark, two mission markers, separate shrine obelisks, and three plant designs built to look related without deciding your setting for you.

Elderbloom Terrain Set 1 complete digital STL collection

Everything in Set 1

Elderbloom Terrain Set 1 – Ancient Alien Shrine & Objective Marker STL Collection

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The fastest way to establish a complete Elderbloom site across a battlefield, encounter map, or display board.

  • Twin Spire Convergence Gate
  • Waystone Shrine with separately printable obelisks
  • Triad Hunt and Waystone objective markers
  • Three swappable alien plant designs
  • Planting holes sized for included or similarly sized foliage
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Your Jungle Does Not Get Tenure

Built to Change Worlds

The Twin Spire Gate and Waystone Shrine have planting holes sized for the three Elderbloom plants included with the files. Leave the foliage loose and the same terrain can move from a lush alien jungle to a corrupted grove, frozen ruin, desert site, barren dead world, or anything else that looks expensive to investigate.

The openings also accept Games Workshop plastic plants and most similarly sized third-party jungle, aquarium, railroad, and miniature foliage. Use what you own, print what you need, or leave the holes empty.

The shrine's central and secondary obelisks are separate printable components. Paint them before assembly, change the arrangement, or print extras as scatter terrain, waystones, ritual pieces, objective markers, portal anchors, and scaled details for miniature bases or display boards.

Elderbloom Waystone Shrine exploded view showing separate obelisks and removable plant pieces

Separate obelisks make the shrine easier to print, paint, customize, and expand.

Twin Spire Convergence Gate showing removable plants and planting holes

Swap the included plants for similarly sized third-party foliage—or leave the ruins bare.

One Architecture. Several Bad Decisions.

Where Elderbloom Belongs

The curves and waystone forms give Elderbloom a clear identity. Your paint, foliage, and scenario decide who built it and who ignored the warning signs.

01 / SCI-FI

Alien Jungles & Precursor Worlds

Use the ruins as psychic sites, ancient machines, portals, excavation targets, or structures reclaimed by a hostile ecosystem.

02 / FANTASY

Sacred Groves & Ancient Kingdoms

Paint them as forest shrines, high-elven ruins, crystal sanctuaries, celestial monuments, or remnants of a vanished civilization.

03 / RPG

Encounters, Puzzles & Ritual Sites

Turn the markers and obelisks into wards, seals, magical keys, relic locations, dormant devices, or places the party was specifically told not to touch.

04 / TABLETOP

Skirmishes, Missions & Displays

Build objectives, line-of-sight terrain, landmarks, narrative zones, scenic army boards, miniature bases, or full themed battlefields.

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From the Workshop

Why I Made Elderbloom

Games Workshop finally gave Exodites proper models, then handed them a downloadable PDF and a cereal box to live in. We built them a world—then made sure alien jungles, fantasy ruins, RPG encounters, and other game systems could move in too.

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Useful Questions Before the Printer Starts

Elderbloom FAQ

Is Elderbloom only intended for Exodite armies?
No. Exodites inspired the original direction, but the files were designed as game-agnostic alien jungle terrain. They can also become fantasy shrines, precursor ruins, RPG encounter locations, skirmish objectives, or display-board scenery.
Do I have to use the included alien plants?
No. The Gate and Shrine include planting holes for the three Elderbloom plant designs, but those spaces also accept Games Workshop plastic foliage and most similarly sized third-party miniature, aquarium, jungle, and railroad plants. You can also leave the holes empty.
Can the plants remain removable?
Yes. Leave them unglued so you can change the foliage between lush, corrupted, frozen, desert, barren, or dead-world boards without reprinting the main terrain.
Are the Waystone Shrine obelisks separate files?
Yes. The central and secondary obelisks print separately from the base. That makes them easier to print, paint, arrange, and reuse. Extra copies can become scatter terrain, waystones, ritual pieces, objective markers, or portal anchors.
What is included in Elderbloom Terrain Set 1?
The complete set includes the Twin Spire Convergence Gate, Waystone Shrine with separate obelisks, Triad Hunt Objective Marker, Waystone Objective Marker, and three alien plant designs.

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