Blackstone fortress terrain

Also check out Cursed City Terrain.

One of the keystone differences between Blackstone Fortress and other Warhammer Quest game family is that combat employs cover. To indicate cover, lines are printed on the game tiles. Here’s a video that explains it. The gentleman in the video is non-coincidentally the designer of most of the terrain that I use.

I REALLY like using the terrain. Without it, I guarantee I would forget about cover effects every single time. I really need those vertical elements for me to notice them.

I haven’t inventoried every single tile so there may be an enormous map that requires more terrain than I have. I’ll deal with that if it comes up.
Me – 2023

The tiles have three themes: tessellating geometrics, rocky crystals, and sci-fi elements. I’m not particular about when I use them, and many are tile-specific. There are also some blocking hex elements at the end. I included two photos of each element: Angle, and Top Down.

I printed the geometric terrain on my Ender 3 Pro FDM printer and the curvy pieces on my Mars 3 resin printer. No supports or special bed adhesion needed. I was pretty sure layer lines would bother me if I printed everything on the filament printer. I’m happy with how everything turned out. 99% airbrush painted. The buttons on the control panel are brushwork and the Chamber Walls were drybrushed.

Geometric Walls

Note that the tri-wall feature was printed 5 times. I have not run into a situation that other elements require duplication.

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/various/blackstone-fortress-wall-type-1-unofficial

Rocky/Crystal Walls

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/blackstone-fortress-wall-type-2-unofficial

Sci-fi Features

https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/blackstone-fortress-wall-type-3-unofficial

I had a partial print failure on the tri-wall element. I kept it, I think it looks cool. I was going to paint it like battle damage, but haven’t yet. Maybe some day…