Despite being released way back in 1999, and official support ending in 2004, Mordheim continues to have a strong following over two decades later. Warbands still clash regularly in the city’s comet-wrecked streets, risking its dangers for precious wyrdstone. This evocative urban setting is part of the appeal of the game, and means that terrain has always been an important part of the experience.
Terrain in Mordheim is also an essential part of the gameplay, which is designed with narrow streets, obstacles, and different elevations in mind. This adds to the sense of immersion and adds layers of tactical fun to your skirmishes, but a board packed with terrain also means lots of terrain to store. For those of us in the wargaming hobby, shelf space is often at a premium and storage can be a challenge. So, is it possible to have densely packed, exciting, multilevel Mordheim boards that don’t have a large footprint on your shelf? We’ve built this board using our fantasy terrain kits to show that you can have the best of both worlds – a tightly packed modular ruined city that takes up a minimal amount of storage space when you are done.
Of course, all of this terrain is also perfect for other games like Dungeons & Dragons, Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, Frostgrave and many more, so it’s unlikely to be sitting on your shelf for long.
Terrain used to create a Mordheim battlefield
Village Ruins
Fantasy Village
Chapel
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