3 types of awnings (including a broken state).2 types of roofs (different colors and textures).7 types of walls (with several colors and diagonal paths).

Several pieces of glass that works as debris and spikes.

4 types of doors (+several variants including opened/closed states).

5 types of windows (+several variants including a broken state.).

3 types of background, skyline, stars and colored clouds (suited for day, afternoon and night moods).

PNG format and includes 6 tileset sheets: This pack, and the rest of the same BLUE series, are compatible with each other and will be updated with extra content from time to time for free once purchased. The assets contained in this package are arranged in sheets with a 16x16 grid and they are designed to allow for a wide range of variants. I am eagerly awaiting news of the release of Warhammer Quest: Cursed City and will be playing it with my friends once we're all out of lockdown.A downloadable asset pack for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Blackstone Fortress also sported really interesting designs which brought the tabletop to life. I really liked what they did with all of the colours throughout those tiles and the same goes for Shadows Over Hammerhal. The previous editions of Warhammer Quest have also been packed with detail, even as far pack as the mad aesthetic of The Silver Tower. The artstyle for the tiles also reminds me of classic Warhammer Quest which is always a bonus. Splashes of blood are mixed with scenes of violence which are no doubt going to be very appropriate for your own adventures within The Cursed City. I also like that the tiles are laden with gruesome little details here and there speaking to the fall of the city of Ulfenkarn and the undead that now walk the streets.Ĭursed City Tiles Detail // Warhammer Quest Outside, things are bathed in a pale moonlight whilst within you have the flicker of candlelight and the warmth of abodes that at one time were once full of life. I really like that we've got both interiors and exterior locations for one. I generally agree with the article that popped up alongside these images in that these are some wonderfully detailed tiles.

See what you make of the new locations they've designed for Ulfenkarn in their Fantasy board game. Games Workshop continues to uncover more from the innards of Warhammer Quest: Cursed City and this week it was time for the tiles to shine.

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