Terrain

I think it’s time I documented this build. I started it two years ago and it’s been sitting on my shelf ever since - still not finished. I know I’ll finish it one day though! …

Now that I have all pieces of terrain ready for a game of Zombicide, let’s see how it looks like in practice. First, laying down the base tiles for the first scenario. Then, adding walls and …

In addition to the walls I previously made, I also needed some with doors. I had tried my hand at some hand craft doors in the past, but it didn’t open and close very well. This time I decided …

Zombicide: Green Horde also features another type of obstacle, that is the exact opposite of Hedges. Barricades prevent movement, but not line of sight. It’s less common in Zombicide scenarios, …

I had already made some walls for Zombicide in a previous post, but I didn’t have enough to correctly fill all scenarios. So I decided to make more. First time I had been using some old …

I made this to represent a “furnace”, supposed to be abandoned in the basement of an old building. To be honest, I have no idea what a furnace is actually supposed to look like, …

Hedges in Zombicide: Green Horde block line of sight but not movement. I needed a way to represent them in a 3D environment, and I needed LOTS of them. I initially bought a whole lot of plastic …

The final type of tiles to do were “Stairs” (or Legde) Tiles, to get out of Sewer Tiles without incurring movement penalties. As one can get out to street level or dirt level, I had to …

I kept going on the Zombicide Tiles, this time with the Sewer ones. In Zombicide: Green Horde, some tiles are covered with sewage. Movement is slower, and they are supposed to be lower in the ground …

I realized I needed more torches and braziers to act as dressing in my adventures. One scenario specifically that I intend to run by my players requires them to be wary of light sources, so I needed …

Dungeon Tiles are great, but they are not enough to convey the mood of each room adventurers explore, especially in large dungeons. Scatter pieces, or dressing, are what really “sells” …

I sometimes need to mark some areas of a room as collapsed. Even for no specific reason, adding collapsed markers help create some difficult terrain and some challenge in encounters. For the scenario …