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Tresendar Manor / Redbrand Hideout

This is my 3D model build of Tresendar Manor / Redbrand Hideout from the Dungeons and Dragons module Lost Mine of Phandelver. It features the side cave and green start pad access points per the original map and has been built at twice normal scale to decrease crowding. There are sections of floor over the trap in the long hall that can be deleted to reveal a stake trap pit beneath, they are indicated by the 2 adjacent wall sections with torches.

There are a couple of context clues remaining, one on the statue and one on the door to the crypt as well as a few other items. You can delete or keep them in as flavor text, they are narrative tie-ins for a parallel homebrew campaign but shouldn't change anything with the vanilla story.

I've included single space wall sections that can be deleted in place of any type of visible secret door markers. They usually have a torch. Check your master map in the LMoP module so you can see where these doors are.

There is just one mini on the board, the Nothic.

Pretty much everything is locked, so you'll not knock things about but you'll need to delete panels that lead to secret doors, the trap door, etc.

I have over 100 mods loaded in my build kit, and I couldn't tell you for the life of me which ones I ended up using for this build, so thank you ALL for being such an amazing and creative community. I hope it works. Enjoy.

EDIT NOTES: Due to the high object count of the prior rendition of this map, it would crash Skytools or One World when attempting to save or integrate it into those systems. I have deleted a large amount of unnecessary base tiles (originally there were over 2000 objects in this build, it was an inefficient build, my very first TTS map) so portions of the building appear to be floating off of the table. That's not a glitch.

I located and deleted almost all of the expired assets (they weren't mine so I couldn't repair them) and reworked the lights.

This will now load into or out of Skytools or One World VERY SLOWLY on an average machine, and once the process starts, you don't wanna get crazy all with buttons and such, just give it a few to load.

Thanks for stoppin' by!