Hero Landscapethe popular miniature war game, is finally back on the market. Polygon had the opportunity to test the new Heroscape: Age of Devastation – Master Set
First published in 2004, Hero Landscape is an asymmetrical wargame that tells the story of several warring factions that have come together from its strange and evil multiverse. The game’s most enduring legacy, however, has been its terrain, a clever system of interlocking plastic tiles that stack easily and securely on the table to effortlessly create three-dimensional peaks, valleys, and river crossings. After a crowdfunding attempt by Hasbro failed, the franchise has been licensed by Renegade Game Studio and is now available for pre-order. The new tiles are virtually identical to the old ones, meaning they’re fully compatible with older terrain sets.
Fans have been hoarding these tiles for years, buying auction lots in hex loads to use in all sorts of systems. They are great for Dungeons
The basic version of the Hero Landscape:
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