Battle Terrains Human Castles & Forts

Author: Peter's Forge

This art will be available in the Art Library of all your games. Can include tokens, figures, maps, token borders, or portraits.

Price: $5.99

In this pack You will find a set of medieval-themed tiles, corridors, rooms and walls along with some furniture and siege equipment. This tile set allows you to create large castles, forts, roadside guard towers and intricate dungeons. The pack's theme is down-to-earth human medieval engineering, with simple stone construction and wooden furniture. The corridors are either 3, 2 or 1-square wide, and there are passages, stairs and matching doors to connect it all together. The fortifications include stone walls, different towers, gatehouses and a drawbridge (lowered and raised version). There are also moats and rock ramparts. Finally, there are two siege engines: a scorpion and a trebuchet. The pack will allow for quick and easy assembly of anything from a small fortified outpost to a full blown medieval fortress with an underground multi-level dungeon. There are also three pre-made maps if you ever need to prepare something quick after your players spontaneously decide to attack a fort that was supposed to be there only as a narrative background.

Items included in this pack:
1) 109 tiles for interior and exterior building (corridors, stairs, dirt/stone floor tiles, ladders, dirt roads)
2) 23 furniture pieces (chairs, tables and altars, statues, doors, wooden hatch and a drawbridge)
3) 15 fortification pieces (towers, walls, moats, rock ramparts)
4) 2 siege engines (a wooden scorpion and a tebuchet)
5) 3 pre-made maps (a fort, an empty dungeon, a large fortress with a keep)

Ground and background rock tiles are 10x10 and are seamless. Corridors are designed around 5x5, 4x4 or 3x3 square basis, depending on the corridor width and will match and fit each other even if rotated or flipped. Larger rooms follow 5 or 10 squares in length and can be matched with the corridors using "entrance" tiles. You can also use the entrance tiles to connect corridors of different width. You can use the javelin to load a scorpion by putting it over the siege engine. You can put the lowered drawbridge over the raised drawbridge to change it's state (I recommend using the GM layer for that).

There are instructions with the map layout to make it easier to put it together and maybe inspire You to create Your own dungeons. Have fun and happy creating!