Product Details
What’s Included
Every battle has an objective. It should probably look more important than a poker chip.
Elderbloom Objective Markers
Two ancient alien objective markers cast in gray resin and designed to add atmosphere, narrative weight, and a cohesive visual identity to science-fantasy battlefields, skirmish games, campaigns, and RPG encounters.
Physical Resin Marker Set — No 3D Printer Required
This listing is for two physical gray-resin objective markers supplied unpainted. Digital STL files are not included.
The Elderbloom Objective Markers turn ordinary mission locations into ancient relics that actually look worth fighting over. Designed to match the wider Elderbloom Terrain Collection, these compact scenic pieces add visual interest without becoming cumbersome obstacles during movement, measurement, or regular mission play.
Use them as sacred waystones, dormant psychic nodes, ritual sites, navigation beacons, relic caches, alien devices, or remnants of a civilization whose warning labels have become inconveniently unreadable.
Because when an entire army is willing to die over an objective, it probably should not look like a poker chip.
What’s Included
- One Elderbloom Waystone Objective Marker
- One Elderbloom Triad Hunt Objective Marker
- Physical gray-resin components
- Two coordinated designs for 28–32mm tabletop gaming
Paint, glue, miniatures, basing materials, and additional scenery are not included.
Designed for Games
These markers create recognizable battlefield objectives while remaining compact enough for movement, measurement, and mission play.
They work equally well in casual games, competitive missions, skirmishes, solo campaigns, roleplaying encounters, and display boards.
Give Every Mission a Better Objective
Objective markers appear in nearly every game. Replacing spare dice, cardboard circles, and generic plastic tokens with themed scenery immediately makes the battlefield feel more intentional.
The Elderbloom markers are detailed enough to function as small scenic pieces without becoming oversized obstacles that interfere with movement or measurement.
Suggested Battlefield Uses
Primary Objectives
Mark central mission locations, control points, and contested battlefield positions.
Ancient Relics
Represent lost artifacts, sacred stones, archaeological finds, or precursor technology.
Psychic Nodes
Use them as ritual sites, energy foci, world-spirit fragments, or activation points.
Extraction Points
Mark recovery zones, rendezvous sites, navigation beacons, or mission endpoints.
Data or Relic Caches
Turn them into information nodes, hidden repositories, or dangerous alien devices.
RPG Encounter Markers
Use them as ritual circles, puzzle locations, magical shrines, or points of interest.
Two Distinct Designs
Waystone Objective Marker
The Waystone Marker uses raised alien architecture, carved tablets, root-like forms, and a central stone to create a compact shrine or dormant mechanism.
Use it as a psychic focus, ritual site, magical seal, ancestral monument, activation point, or the exact place an expedition was warned not to disturb.
Triad Hunt Objective Marker
The Triad Hunt Marker features an ornate three-pointed central design, embedded stone forms, cracked surfaces, and symbols around its outer rim.
It works as a relic cache, navigation device, portal control, sealed mechanism, energy node, or alien artifact that is almost certainly safe to stand beside.
Exodite-Inspired, Not Exodite-Locked
The curved waystone forms and elegant alien styling make these markers especially suited to Exodite-inspired worlds, space-elf armies, corsairs, theatrical raiders, forest guardians, and ancient psychic civilizations.
They also work as neutral objectives for robotic dynasties, alien hive invasions, corrupted warbands, human expeditions, techno-archaeologists, fantasy elves, forest spirits, precursor civilizations, science-fantasy RPG parties, and any force told the glowing relic is probably harmless.
Paint them for the world you are building. Create pale bone monuments, moss-covered ruins, black alien relics pulsing with green energy, corrupted crystals, frozen waystones, weathered desert markers, or sacred jungle artifacts.
Made for Missions, Campaigns, and RPG Encounters
Designed for 28–32mm tabletop miniatures, the Elderbloom Objective Markers work across full-size wargames, skirmish systems, solo campaigns, narrative missions, tournament scenarios, science-fiction RPGs, fantasy encounters, and display boards.
Use one of each for narrative play or combine multiple sets to build a complete coordinated objective layout for larger battles.
Build a Cohesive Elderbloom Battlefield
The Elderbloom Objective Markers share the same visual language as the Twin Spire Convergence Gate and Waystone Shrine, helping every part of your tabletop feel like it belongs to the same ancient civilization.
Use them on their own or combine them with the complete Elderbloom Terrain Set 1 for a unified battlefield of portals, shrines, relics, and contested sacred sites.
Physical Product Details
- Physical gray-resin objective-marker set
- Includes two distinct marker designs
- Supplied unpainted
- Designed for 28–32mm tabletop gaming
- Produced and fulfilled through a licensed 3D-printing partner
- No digital STL files included
Assembly and Finishing
Inspect the pieces before painting. As with most resin hobby products, minor cleanup may be required before priming.
Paint, glue, miniatures, basing materials, and additional scenery are not included.
Suggested Uses
- Primary and secondary mission objectives
- Sacred waystones and ancient relics
- Psychic nodes and ritual sites
- Activation points and control markers
- Extraction zones and navigation beacons
- Archaeological discoveries and alien artifacts
- Roleplaying encounter markers
- Display-board and photography details
Physical Product
This purchase provides two physical gray-resin objective markers. No digital STL files are included.
Physical Resin Objective Markers — No Digital Download
This product will be manufactured in gray resin and shipped unpainted. Minor cleanup may be required before priming.
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