Adventure In A Port Of Plunder With 4Ground Right Now
February 14, 2020 by brennon
4Ground has a really awesome new set of terrain for those of you playing piratical games like, well, Blood & Plunder! See what you think of their new Pirate Cove Set.
This Ports Of Plunder collection of buildings and other accessories come as part of a great set which helps you build up an interesting port location on the tabletop. You could use this to represent a lot of the different island towns and villages that are dotted around the Caribbean.
Of course, the set also breaks down into a few different elements. You've got an array of buildings at different levels which are entirely playable both inside and outside. A lot is planned for the expansion of this range but this gives you a good starting point.
I really like the finish that we're seeing on these buildings, the perfect mottled white which dotted the landscape and stood out against lush jungle greens. You've also got plenty of ways to build up your town and set it amongst a more civilised setting with some paved roads which have been added to the shoreline.
You can find more of the range HERE where the team at 4Ground has broken down the collection into its smaller parts. Here you can get the likes of the dock crane...
...and also additional options like barrels, crates and even the skeleton of a boat which is yet to hit the water. This could be the perfect starter set for someone diving in to pick up Blood & Plunder. It's hard to find specific terrain to fit the period so once you've got the sandy beaches and jungles sorted out you can go on from there.
Are you going to be picking up this set?
"Are you going to be picking up this set?"
Looks absolutely awesome.
Arrrh! If only I had the money and space to use that sweet terrain …
Those docks would probably fit Carnivale style table as well.
Fantastic looking terrain I think the buildings would fit in with Napoleonic table’s.
Be great for representing Spain or Italy in Napoleonics, what about rural Sicily for WW2? I know it’s silly, but I’ve got an image of either British or Russian Napoleonic marines raiding some coastal garrison in Italy…
I think they could work for European villages for WWII quite well
Dam’it people!!! Do you know how much money I just spent!?!
Great looking stuff. It was so hard to find stuff that works for the period and location without resorting to way to expensive resin.
Thanks guys
This is a really versatile looking set. I’ll have to start saving now.
Fantastic looking terrain
That looks really cool, would love to get some piratey action going on this.