2D Terrain Compatible with Other Game Systems

Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar have their own marker collections. Everything else lives here: the zones, objective markers, tournament sets and terrain pieces we make for the rest of the hobby, from Dark Age raids to Cold War armour. Every piece is 2 mm rubber, printed and laser-cut, and lies flat on any mat.

Zones and objective markers

• Warmachine and Hordes: a four-zone set, two 12" / 30.5 cm circles and two 6"x12" / 15x30.5 cm rectangles, in Grass, Iron Kingdom, Industrial or Pavement print.
• Star Wars: Legion: eight 2" / 5 cm points-of-interest markers in red on black.
• StarCraft Tabletop Miniatures Game: five 7.2" / 18.5 cm zones per set with a Protoss or Zerg print.
• Kill Team: three 3.6" / 9.1 cm objective markers with a futuristic print.

Tournament terrain sets

• Saga: 13 pieces forming a full tournament table of Dark Age scenery.
• The 9th Age: 22 pieces for a complete rank-and-flank tournament layout.
  Both sets are built for their game but work as obstacles in any 28 mm system.

Terrain for specific worlds

• A Song of Ice and Fire: a flat terrain set with forests, palisades and corpse piles for Westeros, plus wall sections sold in pairs.
• Warhammer: The Old World: a Forest Elves woodland piece to anchor a corner of the table.
• Flames of War and Team Yankee: 15 mm road sets, 7.6 cm / 3" wide, in paved, muddy, winter, asphalt and old asphalt surfaces.
  Imagine a Saga tournament: thirteen pieces out of one bag, the table set in five minutes, and the terrain still exactly where it was placed when the last warband breaks.

Why rubber terrain
2 mm natural rubber with a polyester print top and laser-cut edges: no curling, no fraying. The rubber backing grips the mat, so a zone stays put when a warjack is pushed through it, and the whole set rolls up with your mat. Custom zones and terrain with your own pattern are available for any other system.

Our terrain is compatible with the games named above but is not an official product of their publishers. Find your system and lay out the table.