Kromlech are bloomin' masters when it comes to terrain and their new range, Fantasy Realms, features a whole host of brilliant new kits that are great for 28mm to 32mm wargames. The first wave of releases covers Landscapes Of The Empire.

Fantasy Realms // Kromlech

The range features a pretty impressive series of new easy-to-build modular Fantasy terrain kits which all come with playable interiors. All of the kits come in MDF and unpainted but have that over-the-top Fantasy look and feel that should suit a lot of different settings.

Wooden Byre // Kromlech

Each terrain piece has been designed so they are fairly quick and easy to put together. The core structure goes together nicely and easily with the facades and extra elements stuck to the outside of the shell. Most of the pieces also come with those awesome Fantasy-style roofs which are made out of different layers stuck over the top of each other.

Vogt's Cottage // Kromlech

There are a lot of different designs for you to choose from, all with that Medieval European aesthetic that would fit a mixture of different wargames. These would match well with Warhammer Fantasy and the Old World and maybe even Mordheim if you decided to go with a different paint scheme.

Peasant's Cottage - Kromlech

I also think that this particular colour scheme used on the studio terrain makes them feel perfect for games like Moonstone or Burrows & Badgers. You could imagine them popping up in a lot of whimsical Fantasy games.

Burgher's House // Kromlech

As mentioned, these different terrain pieces also come with playable interiors and ways to remove the doors, add stairs and more in order to make them good for skirmish games as well as mass battle affairs.

Windmill // Kromlech

The modular nature of the builds also means that you might find yourself doing a bit of mixing and matching between the different kits. I'm not sure how intensive that modular element is currently by looking at the range but it could be fun to do some experiments.

Watermill // Kromlech

I quite liked the two terrain sets above (Windmill and Watermill). They look great for fun, objective-focused adventures. Guards Of Traitor's Toll is also on the horizon from Grey For Now Games and whilst Sarissa already caters for the game with their own terrain range, these wouldn't be a bad fit either!

Guard Tower // Kromlech

As well as individual buildings for smaller tabletops, Kromlech also offer a few larger sets which also come with scatter terrain to tell your stories on the tabletop. The Fortified Inn looks like a great place to hole up for the night as the dead stalk the lands.

Fortified Inn // Kromlech

You've also got the Lowland Village which seems like the perfect setting for a myriad of first scenarios in different games. I sense some Rangers Of Shadow Deep could be played around these buildings.

Lowland Village // Kromlech

You can also get River Bridges from the new collection which are a fantastic addition to any table and enable you to play around with scenarios in different ways, creating natural choke points.

River Bridge // Kromlech

You can get the Small River Bridge and a full one with additional hump sections in the middle. You can also make really bloody big bridges if you like as each section is available separately.

All of this comes together to create another fun set of terrain from Kromlech for those looking to make fun tabletops. I hope that we see more from the Fantasy Realms collection that focuses on different classic Fantasy tropes!

Will you be checking out the Fantasy Realms Range by Kromlech?