DND Nolzur's Underdark Paint Set

Deep under the crust of the adventurers’ feet, lies a whole world of terror and evil. To some it is best avoided; to others it is a calling; to most, it is death. Welcome adventurer, to the Underdark – the most hostile and dark place imaginable; a place where nightmares are real, and aberrations spill forth from the depth of terror.

D&D Underdark is an expansion set to Nolzur’s Marvelous Pigments painting series. 10 high-quality acrylic paints toned specifically to match many monsters and horrors dwelling in this nightmare realm.

The Underdark Set includes 8 colours unique to Dungeons and Dragons, and also comes with an exclusive Drizzt Do’Urden miniature included in the set.

• D&D official painting series expansion
• Includes 10 x 12ml high-quality and non-toxic warpaints
• 8 unique colours to D&D
• Exclusive Drizzt Do'Urden miniature
• 10x 12ml water-based acrylic paints, including 1 Metallic paint and 1 Effects Paint.
• Exclusive Drizzt miniature – Eight of the ten colours included in this set, you will not find anywhere in our regular Warpaints line.
• Excellent coverage and consistency – These finely pigmented acrylic paints are made with heavy pigments and have a creamy consistency allowing for excellent coverage and easy application.
• Precise and easy-to-squeeze dropper bottle.

Warpaints™ are high-quality acrylic paints with excellent consistency and opacity. Some colours like blue hues will have a better opacity than yellow hues, for example. Because pigments behave differently from colour to colour. We are constantly working to ensure that our products meet the high standards demanded by painters all over the world, and the consistency and continuous quality are something we are serious about preserving. 

Shake Warpaints™ Well

When you purchase Warpaints the paint inside might have separated a bit. So to get a good experience you need to shake them like this: 

1.Shake the bottle hard

2.Squeeze out a bit of the separated medium

3.Shake for 30 seconds

4.Squeeze out a bit of paint to check the consistency