Even in a world consumed by endless war, places of worship still stand. Some offer sanctuary, while others have long since fallen into darkness.
The Small Gothic Chapel is part of my Heretic Village collection, bringing a piece of medieval religious architecture to your grimdark and dark fantasy tabletop battlefields.
Built from weathered stone blocks, this compact chapel features a steep tiled roof, a distinctive rounded apse, narrow Gothic windows with decorative latticework, and stone crosses decorating its exterior. A small bell tower topped with a cross rises above the roof, giving the building a recognizable silhouette among the ruins of a war-torn settlement.
The chapel's modest size makes it ideal for village streets, isolated religious outposts, abandoned settlements, and fortified battlefield positions. It can serve as a place of worship, a contested objective, a defensive stronghold, or the last refuge of soldiers caught in a brutal conflict.
Designed for Tabletop Gameplay The building has been designed with practical tabletop gaming in mind. Its removable roof sections and separate architectural components provide access to the interior, allowing you to position miniatures inside during your games.
The detailed stonework, Gothic windows, rounded rear section, and religious ornamentation give the chapel plenty of character while keeping it versatile enough for different battlefield settings.
Whether standing alone on a desolate hill or surrounded by the shattered buildings of Heretic Village, this chapel adds atmosphere and storytelling opportunities to your tabletop collection.
Perfect for grimdark wargaming, Gothic horror, dark fantasy, trench warfare, medieval skirmishes, and narrative tabletop battles.
PLA Building
Printed using a PLA 3D printer
Printed in various coloured PLA (usually grey)
All models supplied unassembled and unpainted
Licensed under Patrick Miniatures purchased through MMF Tribes