When you first start playing wargames, your battlefields are usually made up of random household objects to break up the battlefield and provide some scenery for your forces to fight between. Over time, you might buy dedicated scenery, spending time assembling and painting different kits to capture the feel of the battlefield you want. If you want to know more about Warhammer 40K, you can check out our guide to getting started with Combat Patrol, how to get started with the new 40K Starter Sets, or our recent coverage of the new 11th Edition Adeptus Custodes. It contains: - 28x pieces of scenery, split between 2 identical boxes, for a total of: - 8x Large Manufactorum Ruins - 8x Small Manufactorum Ruins - 2x Shock Arrays - 2x Capacitor Stacks - 4x Rockcrete Barricades - 2x Generator Shrines - 4x Galvanic Pylons - 2x double-sided games boards - 16x terrain area footprint pieces With the above contents, the set can set up any mission in the Chapter Approved 26-27 Mission Deck, which most competitive and friendly 40K games use, and because it uses 2 game boards and 2 sets of scenery, it can also be used to play 2 games of Combat Patrol side by side if playing a small tournament in your house.
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