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Great War: Shattered Battlefield (x10)

The Great War: Shattered Battlefield (x10) set is an essential collection for tabletop wargamers looking to enhance their battlefield with realistic and immersive terrain pieces. Designed to capture the chaotic and rugged landscape of World War I battlefields, this set adds depth and strategic elements to your gaming experience.

Key Features:

• Set of 10 Terrain Pieces: Provides a variety of shattered battlefield elements, perfect for constructing detailed and varied war zones.
• Authentic Detailing: Each piece is crafted to mimic the rough and war-torn landscape, adding realism to your tabletop setup.
• Versatile Use: Ideal for Great War-themed games, but also suitable for other historical or fantasy wargames requiring a battle-worn environment.

Why Choose This Set?

• Enhanced Gameplay: Introduces strategic cover and obstacles, adding new tactical layers to your battles.
• Immersive Experience: The detailed pieces elevate the visual appeal of your game, making each session more engaging.
• High-Quality Construction: Durable and well-crafted to withstand repeated use during gaming sessions.

Perfect For:

• Wargamers: Ideal for players who want to enrich their gaming setup with thematic terrain.
• Diorama Builders: Great for creating detailed and historically inspired displays.
• Tabletop Enthusiasts: Adds a compelling element to any collection of game scenery.

The Great War: Shattered Battlefield (x10) set brings the harsh realism of war-torn landscapes to your tabletop, enhancing both gameplay and visual storytelling.

The Great War of 1914-18 was global in its reach. Yet this global conflict would be decided by the mighty clashes upon the battlefields of Europe.
Muddy Ground
The 1918 Spring Offensives encountered some wet weather, producing patches or whole battlefields of mud (though not on the same scale as 1916 and 1917).
Shattered Woods
Many battlefields had woods that were either utterly destroyed by shelling and fighting or cleared to provide a field of fire for machine-guns. These woods still provide some cover.