Rough Map-Tiles from recent game session

I drew-up a few map-tiles on little card-stock squares I had lying around for use in our most recent Wermspittle game. We didn't use the Leaking, Fractured Sphere (Upper Left), nor the Scout Airship (Lower Right), but they might come in handy some other time. The Morlock Well (Mid-Left) and the Downed Tripod (Mid-right) both made it into the game, as did the Nasty Cloud of Black Smoke (Lower-Left).

We began with a roll of kid's sketch-paper from IKEA as the base map and just randomly drew-out the curly-swirly Yellow Brick Roads, the Craters and debris from the bombing, and then the various buildings that were left more or less standing at the beginning of the game. The tiles then were dropped willy-nilly onto the map and we got playing.

This worked very well for our group and I'm going to put together a set for the next time we go run something at a convention or elsewhere.

Sample Terrain Tile

This is a reduced version of the first tile in our new Red Wastes Terrain Tile Set. This particular terrain tile is intended to serve as a fairly basic, filler-tile for extending the area available for skirmishes/encounters. It is meant to be fairly generic so that you can add-on some other tiles and paper-craft objects to jazz it up to your heart's content, and hopefully get some good re-use out of these things.

Above is an example of one of the supplemental tiles we've been building, in this case a corroded pentagon. It could be a dais, or an obelisk or pillar--as you decide.

These tiles will work well with most types/sorts of paper miniatures.

We'd love to hear what you think.

Experiment