Enter The Pathfinder: New Terrain Range From Archon Studio
April 29, 2022 by fcostin
Archon Studio has announced a new range of terrain coming next month. Taking reference from iconic areas within the Pathfinder universe, kicking off May with Abomination Vaults.
Abomination Vaults // Pathfinder Terrain
Backwards compatible with their classic full-height walled sets, this new 75 piece set will debut the first retail release of their half-height walls. Making it easier for you to reach into the game and get miniatures to where they need to be - without potentially knocking a thing or two over. Measuring 25 millimeters/1 inch standing next to the doors which are kept at 50 millimeters/2 inch for quick and easy entrance/escape reference.
Half Wall Preview // Abomination Vaults
Paizo is releasing a hardcover compilation of the Abomination Vaults Adventure Path, which this set perfectly aligns with. Providing players a wealth of fan-favourite content, spanning across three adventures in a "Megadungeon" following the sinister sorcerer Belacorra Harveaux and her mighty thirst for revenge.
Abomination Vaults // Pathfinder Terrain
The set is available to be preordered as we speak from Archon and a series of online retails, retailing for roughly for $69, and ready to start shipping out as early as May 10th.
Obviously, these are not locked down to Pathfinder Second Edition, if you were to feel inspired to implement these walls into your 5e campaign, there are plenty of opportunities to mould this dungeon into your own.
What do you think of the new range of Pathfinder Terrain from Archon Studio?
"This new 75 piece set will debut the first retail release of their half-height walls."
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Ooh fantastic looking terrain an odd painted? An Megadungeon boggles the mind an possibilities?.
It looks great! Might be tempted to get one box, in order to add variety to my fantasy collection from Archon… I’m still not sure of the half walls though, i have some for the mines and the cursed Cathedral, haven’t had the chance to play a game (skirmish or D&D with minis) so, it might be nothing…
I think the half walls make perfect sense if you want to play a rpg with minis.
I suspect it’s just the half wall sets with a pathfinder logo, so if you’ve got a lot of the Archon terrain kits then that set isn’t going to add much.
The walls from the core set are mostly plain… You have patterns for the “Halls of Heroes” kit and the others. These have some designs on them that look cool. And yeah, it makes more sense for RPGs to have those half walls, wich might happen on some of my campaigns…