Anubis Mountain Temple – Egyptian Fantasy Dungeon Entrance & Tabletop Terrain

Venture beyond the sands and discover a temple that was never meant to be opened.

This original Forgeable Anubis Mountain Temple is a large-scale dungeon entrance designed to transform the edge of your tabletop into the beginning of an ancient adventure. Rising from a ruined mountainside, a colossal Anubis guardian watches over a monumental staircase leading directly into the darkness of a forgotten Egyptian temple.

The mountain is littered with shattered masonry, buried columns and remnants of an ancient civilisation, while the temple façade emerges directly from the rock itself. Towering above the entrance, the enormous jackal-headed guardian forms the centrepiece of the structure, its paws resting beside the gateway as though it has stood watch for thousands of years.

The model features a flat rear face, allowing it to sit neatly against the edge of a tabletop, battle map or terrain board. Place it at the boundary of your encounter and the entrance becomes the point where the visible world ends — and whatever dungeon your campaign holds begins.

Designed from the ground up by Forgeable, our Dungeon Entrance collection creates dramatic gateways for tabletop adventures, allowing Game Masters to physically represent the entrances to tombs, caves, temples, fortresses and forgotten places.

Features

• Original Forgeable tabletop terrain design
• Large Anubis Mountain Temple dungeon entrance
• Ancient Egyptian dark-fantasy theme
• Monumental jackal-headed Anubis guardian
• Open temple entrance beneath the guardian
• Grand staircase leading from the tabletop to the gateway
• Mountain structure built around ancient temple ruins
• Broken columns, masonry and buried architectural remains
• Egyptian-inspired architectural detailing
• Sculpted rocky terrain throughout
• Flat rear face designed to sit against the edge of a tabletop or battle map
• Creates a physical transition point into an imagined dungeon or interior
• Suitable for fantasy tabletop RPGs, wargaming and terrain displays
• 3D printed to order using premium PLA
• Designed and made by Forgeable

Perfect For

• Tabletop RPG campaigns
• Dungeon Masters and Game Masters
• Egyptian and desert-themed adventures
• Tomb and temple encounters
• Ancient civilisation campaigns
• Dark fantasy settings
• Tabletop terrain collectors
• Miniature photography and dioramas
• Display shelves and gaming rooms
• Unique gifts for tabletop gamers

FORGE THE ENTRANCE. IMAGINE WHAT LIES BEYOND.

A Dungeon Entrance doesn't need to contain the entire dungeon.

Position the Anubis Mountain Temple at the edge of your battle map and use the gateway as the transition into whatever comes next — an ancient tomb, sprawling underground city, cursed burial chamber, forgotten vault or an entire dungeon of your own creation.

It gives your players something physical to discover, approach and ultimately enter while leaving everything beyond the doorway to the imagination of the Game Master.

MADE BY FORGEABLE

Every Dungeon Entrance begins as an original Forgeable design before being carefully 3D printed to order in PLA, individually inspected and securely packaged for dispatch.

Due to the substantial size and construction of this model, certain components may be supplied separately to help protect the piece during transport. Where assembly is required, parts are designed to fit together and can be secured using a small amount of super glue (cyanoacrylate) or another suitable plastic adhesive.

Subtle layer lines and minor variations may be visible as a natural characteristic of the 3D printing process, making every Forgeable piece subtly unique.

Please Note

• This is an original Forgeable design.
• Designed as tabletop terrain and a decorative display piece.
• Miniatures, dice, battle maps and other scenery shown in product photography are for scale or display purposes only and are not included unless specifically stated.
• This model represents the entrance to a dungeon; no playable interior dungeon is contained within the mountain.
• Colours may vary slightly depending on lighting, photography and screen settings.