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Return to the Ruined City: Roof Tiles and Climbing Foliage

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George Asling’s finished Ruined City terrain and damaged Buttercross with card roof tiles and climbing foliage

George Asling added card roof tiles and climbing foliage to our Ruined City terrain. The broken walls and damaged Buttercross make a useful starting point for a ruined fantasy street.

George’s finished ruin and damaged Buttercross, with card roof tiles and foliage added to the MDF kits.
George’s finished ruin and damaged Buttercross, with card roof tiles and foliage added to the MDF kits.

We first shared these pieces in January 2023, while returning to ruined-city adventures with Frostgrave after games of Mordheim. A D&D adventure was on the horizon too.

Roof tiles and climbing foliage

George used card roof tiles to give the Buttercross a damaged roof. The missing and uneven tiles leave the supporting timbers exposed.

On the main ruin, clump foliage supplies the climbing vines and ivy. It also appears around the roof and base of the Buttercross.

Clump foliage climbs the broken wall and runs beneath the timber walkway.
Clump foliage climbs the broken wall and runs beneath the timber walkway.
Individual card tiles give the damaged Buttercross roof its uneven edges.
Individual card tiles give the damaged Buttercross roof its uneven edges.

The finished pieces

The painted ruin from outside, showing the broken walls, arched window and climbing foliage.
The painted ruin from outside, showing the broken walls, arched window and climbing foliage.
The finished Buttercross, with missing roof tiles, trailing greenery and rubble around its base.
The finished Buttercross, with missing roof tiles, trailing greenery and rubble around its base.

With these first pieces finished, George’s plan at the time was to move on to a tower and bridges.

Interlocking ruins

The interlocking sections let you combine the Ruined City kits into larger buildings and rambling ruins. Keep them together for a substantial centrepiece, or spread the pieces across your table to make more routes between the walls.

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