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what happened to the france games day terrain board

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high guys. i was wondering what happened to the 2005 france gamesay board of the temple city.it is shown in thw (now old) warhammer book.i have had a look on google and theirs been one common link i have found http://fr.games-workshop.com/warhammer/lustrie/decors/hexacoatl/index.asp
when i go onto this i cannot display a webpage.is this just me or has it been taken of the web. would appreciate any websites that you may find please post them here. it truly is an amazing scenery. thanks
 
I think I'd probably sell my house to have that. Wait, no probably about it.

Thanks for posting that!
 
Wow I don't think I've seen that before. Looks amazing.

Would be awesome to have more space so I could justify making a bunch of really cool terrain pieces and perhaps a board or two. Oh well.
 
thankyou so much guys, i have been searching for a page like that for months now.ime surte you all aggree that if we could have that we would but do you think youd be able to play on it? ;)
 
Its more of a really big display piece isn't it. A siege of a Temple City would be awesome as a scenario, but the actual city takes up a bit too much of the board.

There have been rumours for a while now of GW bringing siege battles back into the spotlight. I still have the GW fortress set, and there may be a new one coming plus expanded rules for sieges. They are awesome fun, but take a bit more time than normal pitched battles and usually require a bit more space.
 
siege battles? havnt done then tough i suppose i am still recent to warhammer. how does it go?
 
strewart said:
Wow I don't think I've seen that before. Looks amazing.

Would be awesome to have more space so I could justify making a bunch of really cool terrain pieces and perhaps a board or two. Oh well.
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If you looked into the link you will notice it's made on 6 or more diiferent tables and I beleive
they can be seperated so you can actualy reach your models.
 
yer i noticed that to although it would still kinda be awkward to game on, alot of movement trays needed i recon :)
 
lustria said:
siege battles? havnt done then tough i suppose i am still recent to warhammer. how does it go?
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How it used to work was the attacker got double the points of the defender, which I guess is why the game took so long. A pretty decent and impressive looking siege was 2k vs 4k. Defender could buy things like boiling oil, and got a massive bonus defending the wall in combat. Attacker bought ladders, siege towers, and battering rams. The main one I played in 6-7 years ago the game was undecided when we had to pack up, very close and lots of forces still on either side.

Very first battle of warhammer I ever played (intro game in GW) was me as LM, my brother as Brets defending a castle. :D
 
I stumbled onto this a year or two ago, now I was looking for inspiration for my own terrain, and I just could not find it, the only thing i can say is AWESOME and thanks. :D

Can't believe I did no check here sooner.
 
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