Ah yes…statues – mythologies’ imperfect storyteller. Is it any wonder why RPGers are so quick to form bond with these hard, cold wonders? Join Ben as he grabs a chisel and carves out their rightful place in his Pile.

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Where would the D&D landscape be without rocks? Face it – they’re the bacon bits of any good encounter. Join Ben as he pulls some rubble representatives from his Pile to see what might be useful in one’s game board.

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Ben is often asked, “What’s the most unusual thing in your D&D collection?” Well, that’s a difficult question indeed. That’s like asking one to pick a favorite ice cream flavor. They’re all good in their own special way. But alas, Ben definitely has a favorite item or two on his RPG shelf that possess some quirky qualities.

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Buildings are a finicky accessory. You strike gold in these architectural finds or you just simply swing and miss. As a result, Ben seems to get these brick and mortars products in bunches.

So, imagine Ben’s arcane delight when he stumbled upon the works of Pegasus Hobbies and in particular, the looming and mysterious Wizards Tower. This magician’s lair is the California shop’s crowning achievement. It’s beautifully painted and chalk full of detail awesomeness (including the crooked smokestack, iron-clad door, steep stone steps and tiny shudders).

The website leaves a little to be desired but honestly, when is a gamers’ life ever in order? Don’t tease Ben though – the outdated products and broken images gotta go.

Watch for more of Pegasus’ products in future pile reviews. They got some great stuff (if you know where to look).

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