Awesome set of dungeon scatter for your terrain! I've used the cookpot and the braziers in my 5E campaign.

Beautiful pieces. I really like that there is an advanced model available for those who want that and an easier version for those who want to have something fast.

As usual, the artwork is amazing

Extremely high graphical quality, but the PDFs were monsterous. My highly powerful Macbook Pro Retina (that is less than a year old at the writing of this review) did some serious chugging when trying to open them, and set up all the layers. If it wasn't for that, I would give this a perfect five stars. The art itself is beautiful.

Again, Kev's outdone his last set. Besides all the usual great texture options and build-complexity settings, he's made a set of paper props that are physically stronger than any I've ever built before. The Braziers and Cauldron are AMAZING and rival metal minis in strength (seriously, I've had metal minis bend and break more easily!)

The pig-in-the-fire pit continues to show his commitment to producing ever more detailed and useful 3D terrain and props. The spit even turns!

If you build paper props, pick this up no matter what the price. During it's introductory price, it's a steal!

Here's a pointer to the thread at cardboard-warriors where I incrementally built this kit (with pictures) while developing the cutfiles. http://cardboard-warriors.proboards.com/thread/4870/cutfiles-kevs-loungedungeon-furniture-pack

OldSchoolDM

A sophisticated piece of paper crafting which really pushes the PDF format to it's limits. Kev's Lounge Dungeon Furniture Pack allows the dungeon crafter to select different textures of floor, grime and materials along with toggling the level of design complexity. Confident paper engineers will find the furniture nets straightforward to assemble, whilst some of us might occasionally need to ask an adult for help when cutting out the smaller tabs. ;) An absolute bargain at the reduced price (still worth it at the full price). KL is putting some of the competition to shame. Watch this guy, he's dangerously talented!

Billiam B (Adventures & Shopping bit.ly/rpgblog )