This set consists of 9 handpainted "Green Spring"-themed terrain Tiles. These 30cm x 30cm (1'x1') Tiles connect magnetically and can be configured to create any science fiction, fantasy (or historical) board. You can arrange (and expand) them to simulate multiple battlefield layouts to fit any size of playing area, to suit each of your games. And, since they take up minimal space, you can store them in a small living-room cupboard.

The "FOREST DELL" set is designed to accommodate skirmishes set in temperate, lightly forested battlefields.

You Get 9 Pedion Tiles to create 90cm x 90cm (3'x3') gaming areas. Set includes:

3 "Plain" Green Spring Tiles,
2 'Broken Ground' Green Spring Tiles,
2 "Forest" Tiles, with 12x 20-28mm scale magnetic-based trees
2 'Hill' Tiles (1 medium, 1 small-sized hill)

If you choose the Desert theme, the forests become oasis with Palm trees. In case of the Red Planet and/or Grey Wastes theme, the trees are replaced by 4 Rock Formations.

Not in stock - this is the pre-order the Pedion "FOREST DELL" 3'x3' Battlefield Set. to be hand crafted and painted to fit your order. See estimated delivery time. Each Tile is 30cm x 30cm (1' x 1') and 1cm deep; the majority are made from polystyrene and PVC, with Resin extra pieces.

Great for Skirmish, Star Wars Legion, Age of Sigmar, Kings of War, VANGUARD, Frostgrave, Flames of War, Warhammer 40K and Runewars wargames, as well as Dungeons & Dragons and other role playing game sessions. Miniatures and buildings shown for Scale purposes only.

General Info on Pedion Outdoors Tiles

What this Tiles do?

We designed the Pedion Battlefields' tiles in a way that:

• allow the gamer to quickly recreate an outdoors environment in multiple configurations, different for each game.
• look beautiful and authentic but at the same time be practical for gaming.
• work with other Pedion Battlefields tiles.
• enable the placement of buildings, fences and scenic terrain pieces details from any manufacturer, without stealing the spotlight.
• adhere to all Pedion design parameters: full modularity, simple connectivity, thin, lightweight, durable, easily stored.

The Pedion tiles are made from Polystyrene based on PVC sheets, with magnetic corners to attach to each other.

Plain tiles:

The so-called plain tile will be the most common type of them all, lacking any complex terrain features. Its purpose is to represent open ground, which usually imposes no penalties or modifiers to unit movement. It can also act as a base for any extra terrain pieces (like buildings) the players already have and want to include in their game.

Broken ground Tiles

These Pedion tiles can be used in a variety of ways. You can use them just to provide aesthetic variation between plain tiles (to avoid the "golf course" effect). But they can offer much more: they can be declared as broken/difficult ground in the battlefield, imposing any special modifiers and penalties your game system associates with this type of ground. Players can decide to declare as difficult ground the whole of the 30x30cm (1'x1') tile, or just inside the parts painted with a more earthen appearance. With the exception of some low rock features, Broken Ground tiles are again mostly flat to allow unit movement and any additional terrain object placement. They will be flocked/painted to correspond and blend with the rest of the battlefield type.

Hill Tiles

There are three (3) discreet Hill tile designs: A full tile hill with an extra level piece, a 4/5 tile hill with an extra hill piece, and a 3/4 tile hill without extra levels.

The three main hills are designed so that they can be fitted side-by-side, creating longer hill pieces, or they can be placed alone in different places across the battlefield.

The hills include both steep and gentle sides. Thus the players can declare sides which are unapproachable, pose a penalty to climb or have no effect on movement.

As with all other Pedion tiles, the hills are actually part of the tile, rising seamlessly from the surrounding ground. Each hill elevation rise is about 3cm (1.18")

Forest Tiles

The concept of "Forest" tiles is really simple: dedicate an area on a tile (covering most of its surface) as forest/difficult terrain. This area is not only painted differently but will also be magnetically enabled, to add trees and other forest features on top. The main characteristics of the Forest tiles are:

• The players may place the 2 outline kinds of Forest tiles anywhere in a Pedion battlefield, or adjacent to each other, creating a larger forest; the "forest" borders are drawn in such a way so as to connect on one side!
• The "forest"area on each tile is defined by color and textures, and can be declared by the players to act as Forest, Difficult Terrain, or Cover Terrain, depending on their wargaming rules.
• The "forest" area DOES NOT PROTRUDE from the neighboring terrain, but seems to be a complete part of it. Therefore, miniatures and Unit bases do not have to "climb" when entering the forest, as is the case with most forest pieces on the market.
• The defined area is also magnetically enabled, by slim metal "hard-points". Thus, the player can place on top any kind of terrain feature (such as trees, bushes, logs, rocks etc) using magnetic bases.
• The tiles are designed this way in order to allow for a) aesthetic placement, b) different sizes of trees in case of smaller scales, and mainly c) enable the players to remove only the trees that are in the way of their units movement or placement, without either ruining the whole forest nor trying to fit the miniatures in the spaces among the trees.
• The magnetic connections are strong enough to protect the trees from scattering when the tile is moved accidentally. The metal hard-points allow for declaring the Forest tiles as other kinds of terrain, depending on your rules. For instance, by placing rock formations or bushes with magnetic bases, you can declare the tile as Cover terrain.