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The Ruined City - Bridge of Sighs

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$12.07 $17 In stock

Category: MDF terrain

The Bridge of Sighs, a once-proud arch spanning between two shining towers of hope... now rendered broken as the wind sighs between the cracks.
Stack on a ground-level tower and place the two half as either joined or paths to nowhere, with the innovative Terrain Tile system the choice is yours!

This set contains;

2x Level 1 Tower Corners with Walkway and arched Bridge section

The Bridge of Sighs is just one part of a much larger collection first revealed in the Chapter Starter sets that can be found here: The Ruined City.

With its unique modular system and evocative design, The Ruined City can be used to create the intricate streets and galleries of Frostgrave II, Osgiliath or the bleak and open ruins of Kings of War, Oathmark and Warlords of Erehwon.

Expanding your exploration of The Ruined City.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Michael ★★★★★

The two halves sit perfectly on my tower piece, creating that haunting gap the description promises. The cracked stone texture across the arch looks great even under a quick drybrush.

Jacob ★★★★★

I love how the broken arch actually feels worn and ancient, with those subtle crack details that make it look like it crumbled in battle. Placing the two halves on a ground-level tower created a perfect ruined gateway for my skirmish campaign.

Michael I. ★★★★★

The two broken halves slot onto the ground-level tower without any warping, and the gap between them looks exactly like the wind-blasted ruin in the photos. I’ve got it set up mid-battle right now, and the way the arch frames the miniatures below makes the whole board feel more tragic and lived-in.