Explore A Forgotten City With Gale Force 9’s New Terrain
March 12, 2020 by brennon
Gale Force Nine shared more terrain that is in the works for their growing Battlefield In A Box range. This time we're heading into the desert with their Forgotten City collection. Fancy heading to explore the land of the mummies?
As with all of the terrain from the Battlefield In A Box range, it is pre-painted and effectively ready-to-use on the tabletop. You might need to do some work on the base but they usually give you the bits and pieces you need to do that. In this case, it seems like everything has been finished for you so you simply need to break the terrain out of the box and drop it onto the tabletop.
Here is more from this range which is going to be releasing later this year...
This particular range has been designed to work with 28/32mm miniatures and would be rather nice if you're looking to take the fight to a blasted land which is now haunted by the undead. It would be rather good for Fantasy gaming of course but it could also work with some Pulp adventures too if you so desired.
The Battlefield In A Box range has got plenty of terrain which works for more classic Fantasy settings which are akin to Europe, so this is a nice way to expand upon that and take us to a different environment. It's not going to suit everyone's armies because of all that sand but it would look very striking indeed arrayed on an undulating landscape of dunes.
Also, you could totally use this for delves into ancient tombs and such in a Fantasy RPG too. It would be a nice change of scene to take your D&D campaign to somewhere more Egyptian in theme.
What do you make of this new terrain?
"It would be a nice change of scene to take your D&D campaign to somewhere more Egyptian in theme..."
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“What do you make of this new terrain?” Take it to a museum! *puts on hat* *grabs whip*
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Great looking terrain especially the pharaohs gate.
Little bit late for Khemri, or?
Those are really great!
Good thing for me i have nothing that goes with them, because i would’ve gotten them all 😉
Some nice Stargate terrain there, including the 40’s pre show
A bit too Fisher-Price for my tastes.
They look fantastic. What I love about the battlefield in a box stuff is that it just works for so many games and systems, I can see this working in fantasy, 40k, Bolt Action and all sorts.