June 17, 2026
Description
A ruined stone monument that is secretly a mimic feeding on the rift. The
front of the plinth is a drawer — the mimic's maw — that slides out to hand
you your dice; relief teeth grin along the drawer face, eyes glint between
the cracked stone blocks, and a pile of translucent crystal bait sits in a
recess on top. Open it and the monster gives up the loot; close it and it's
just an innocent block of dungeon stone.
Holds a full 7-die D&D set (interior 48 × 76 × 24 mm — the d20 lies flat
with room to spare). A two-colour D6 is included to match: Roman numerals
I–VI where every "I" is a little cartoon femur bone and the V-strokes are
round-capped to suit.
Everything prints upright, no supports:
Pedestal — the cavity ceiling is 45° corbelled (~16 mm self-supporting
bridge), so the hollow body needs no support.
- Drawer — open box; the teeth and tongue are chamfered 45° underneath so
they print clean.
- Crystals — print in translucent PLA; the plate drops into the top
recess (a second colour, no glue needed — friction-seats).
- Die — print flat on any face, no supports.
Two-colour parts (Bambu AMS):
The crystal bait is its own drop-in plate — print it translucent/pink and the
stone body in grey.
- The die ships as mimic_vault_die_combined.stl, **one file with two named
solids** — in Bambu Studio: Import → right-click → Split to Parts, then
assign a bone colour to the numerals and a dark colour to the body
(coordinates are locked, zero clearance, prints as one solid multi-colour
cube). Prefer separate files? ..._die_die.stl+ ..._die_numerals.stlare
the same two parts split out.
What's in the download:
mimic_vault_pedestal.stl— the stone monument body with the drawer cavity.
- mimic_vault_drawer.stl— the toothed maw drawer.
- mimic_vault_crystals.stl— the translucent crystal bait inset (top).
- mimic_vault_die_combined.stl— the two-colour D6 (named solids → Split to Parts).
- mimic_vault_die_die.stl+ mimic_vault_die_numerals.stl— the same die as two separate parts.
- mimic_vault.scad— full parametric source for the vault.
Footprint ≈ 58 × 86 × 60 mm. Print the dice in as many copies as you like to
fill the drawer.
License:
Creative Commons — Attribution