4Ground Begin Battling Through New Urbes Mortis Terrain
March 25, 2019 by brennon
4Ground has now released their new Urbes Mortis Terrain for you to use when building battlefields of the far future, possibly where it's a bit grimdark.
The current selection of Urbes Mortis terrain offerings either give you a larger footprint or something a little more condensed. You may have seen us talking about this terrain on the website recently but it really is very cool indeed.
Some of the key features of it are the inclusion of those broken stained glass windows and the rubble that you get in the pack too. The stained glass, in particular, blew my mind and the rubble is a good way of building a narrative on the tabletop. Afterall, what good is a ruin without the remains of what was blown apart?
The terrain for this range also comes with a clear footprint which makes it perfect for gaming purposes and offers just enough cover to allow your soldiers to take refuge amongst it, benefiting from a bit of extra protection!
Whilst I think including this on a table-wide scale could be a bit much I think this is perfect for the centre of a table where you want to make the fighting close and brutal. It would also make sense considering those windows as this was clearly a place of some reverence once upon a time.
As with all of the 4Ground terrain, it's all pre-painted and just needs assembly!
Will you be checking this out?
"...this was clearly a place of some reverence once upon a time"
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Ooh wow that looks fabulous.
That’s damned tempting!
It looks good, but extremely expensive to fill a table with that stuff.
I’d rather have unpainted at a fraction of the price and paint it myself.
I tend to agree, but I get so much enjoyment out of putting together 4ground stuff, I don’t mind the premium. It is quite expensive though.
looks great. Put on the wish list. Yes, they can be pricey, but I have tried several other companies, painted and unpainted, and none have come up to the quality, detail, or play-ability. I really do think you get what you pay for, and I don’t mind saving up and getting stuff from them. And I am in the mid-west of America, so no, I am not a shill for them. lol
Looks nice and is functional for what it is – though the inability have levels is limiting and makes it less interesting that the GW kits.
These are just stunning!