Saturday, November 7, 2026

The Throne Of Stone - A Fantasy Papercraft For Wargames
And Dioramas - by Paper Make It

The Throne of Stone fantasy papercraft with a stone throne, ceremonial altar, wizard and miniature figures in a medieval wargame diorama - via Papermau

Created by Paper Make It, The Throne of Stone is a fantasy papercraft set featuring a stone throne and a ceremonial altar, both decorated with marble-like textures, red carpets and flaming torches.

The throne stands on a stepped platform, while the altar has a distinctive curved shape and decorative sun symbols. Together, they form a small setting that looks like something taken from an ancient temple or the throne room of a powerful wizard.

The inscription on the back of the throne reads "Omnis Habet Patientiae," a Latin phrase that seems intended to mean "Everyone has patience." Although the Latin is not grammatically correct, the message fits the mysterious atmosphere of the diorama. Perhaps the throne belongs to an ancient wizard or a powerful ruler who expects patience, loyalty and obedience from his followers.

These models were originally designed for tabletop wargames, but they are also perfect for fantasy dioramas, RPG adventures and displays featuring medieval or fantasy miniatures. With a few figures, such as a wizard, some guards or a group of mysterious followers, you can create a complete scene around them.

The Throne of Stone is part of The City of Stone collection and is available for free on the Paper Make It website.

The Throne of Stone papercraft by Paper Make It featuring a stone throne and ceremonial altar with flaming torches for fantasy wargames and dioramas - via Papermau

Criado pelo site Paper Make It, The Throne of Stone é um conjunto de papercrafts de fantasia composto por um trono de pedra e um altar cerimonial, ambos decorados com texturas que imitam mármore, tapetes vermelhos e tochas com chamas.

O trono fica sobre uma plataforma com degraus, enquanto o altar tem um formato curvo bastante característico e símbolos decorativos que representam o sol. Juntos, eles formam um pequeno cenário que parece ter saído de um templo antigo ou da sala do trono de um poderoso mago.

No encosto do trono está escrita a frase em latim "Omnis Habet Patientiae", que parece querer dizer "Todos têm paciência". Embora a construção não esteja gramaticalmente correta em latim, a mensagem combina com a atmosfera misteriosa do diorama. Talvez o trono pertença a um antigo mago ou a um governante poderoso que espera paciência, lealdade e obediência de seus seguidores.

Esses modelos foram criados originalmente para jogos de wargame de mesa, mas também são perfeitos para dioramas de fantasia, aventuras de RPG e exposições de miniaturas medievais ou fantásticas. Com algumas figuras, como um mago, alguns guardas ou um grupo de seguidores misteriosos, é possível criar uma cena completa ao redor deles.

The Throne of Stone faz parte da coleção The City of Stone e está disponível gratuitamente no site Paper Make It.

The Throne of Stone papercraft templates preview showing printable parts for the fantasy stone throne and ceremonial altar by Paper Make It - via Papermau

Below you will find the link to download The Throne of Stone papercraft set, including the stone throne and ceremonial altar, directly from the Paper Make It website.

The Throne Of Stone - A Fantasy Papercraft For Wargames And Dioramas - by Paper Make It

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And below you will find four more medieval and fantasy-themed papercrafts previously featured here on Papermau, all suitable for dioramas, RPG adventures and tabletop wargames.

Four free medieval fantasy papercrafts featuring castles, ancient ruins and diorama scenery for tabletop wargames and RPG adventures - related posts via Papermau

01 - A Temple Paper Model For Dioramas, RPG & Wargames - by D-Mind

02 - A Miniature Medieval Castle Paper Model - by Manfred Feiss

03 - Book Nook - A Medieval Diorama Paper Model - by Papermau

04 - The Ruins Of An Ancient Castle Whose Name Has Been Lost In Time - by Papermau

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