Acid House Working On Quick & Easy Fantasy Terrain For May
April 20, 2022 by brennon
Acid House Terrain were previously on Kickstarter with their portable, no-glue, no-paint, no-clips Sci-Fi terrain which was a great option for people who don't have the time or inclination to work on wargaming terrain. They are now moving towards producing a range of Fantasy terrain now with a campaign launching in May!
The new terrain (shown in the prototype stage) covers a range of different options for setting up wargaming, skirmish and roleplaying game tabletops. There are castles in the works alongside houses and taverns, ruins, temples and even trees to hide your heroes and villains!
Fantasy Terrain Castle // Acid House Terrain
The blocky nature of the terrain range works particularly well for the likes of castles structures as you can see here. I think it looks fantastic when used as ruins and strongholds that are worth delving into with your miniatures. It should also be pretty modular allowing you to tinker with it and set up different designs to match the kind of game/scenario that you're playing.
I'm not entirely won over by the look of the trees just yet but it will be interesting to see where they go with the designs as the Kickstarter campaign closes in. I think the larger stone structures they have designed look fantastic though.
Fantasy Terrain Close-Up // Acid House Terrain
There are more previews of the range as it stands HERE if you're interested and they even show off the "grid" that will be very handy for those playing Dungeons & Dragons. I think these would look great when dropped over some of the Loke BattleMats collection. Imagine some 2.5D action with those nice ring binders!
Their Sci-Fi collection was a great addition to the terrain ranges out there and it was certainly "no fuss" which is a big bonus. It's not quite the same as having a good set of plastic/resin/homemade terrain on your tabletop but if you're looking for a quick option, this seems to cut the mustard.
Are you going to be keeping an eye on this?
"Their Sci-Fi collection was a great addition to the terrain ranges out there and it was certainly "no fuss" which is a big bonus..."
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Ooh that’s a fabulous looking set of terrain for gaming with.
This takes me back 25’ish years XD
@brennon in the second picture, do my eyes deceive me, or is that the original Teclis model?
Yup, looks it!
? This is our house and our house music! ? Oopa sorry wrong forum.
Indeed looks like a set of “very 80s” card terrain. Even although they have to simplify the construction (due to how Acid House Terrain works), there’s no excuse for such lackluster textures on the terrain (although these ARE pictures of the prototypes). Still I hope when the kickstarter goes live they look to redo the art for these buildings to add some contrast and details that stand out better at normal viewing ranges