Better looking tables in 10th

[Inquisitor_Lensoven]

I’ve noticed that the boring city tables of 8th and 9th are being replaced more and more by better looking tables.

 

as MG says, some terrain just works better now than it did last edition, which allows for more variety.

 

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5JBiA7zfpSA&t=1117s

[jarms48]

Isn't that just Mordian's own personal table and not a tournament one?

Edited June 26, 2023 by jarms48

[Emperor Ming]

1 hour ago, jarms48 said:

Isn't that just Mordian's own personal table and not a tournament one?

Think so, my group use standard uk tournament circuit terrain and layout, its just easier for event practise and balanced board set up

[Inquisitor_Lensoven]

2 hours ago, jarms48 said:

Isn't that just Mordian's own personal table and not a tournament one?

It is but his batreps from home last edition had more or less the same boring layout as the tournaments 

[sairence]

There's definitely more options to put more then just solid ruins on the table. The 9th ed rule-set made most other pieces functionally useless, but with craters and obstacles now giving fairly easy to set up benefits, this rationale is gone. Actual line of sight blockers will still be relevant, but with indirect poised to being the next big problem (again), less of it is probably good.

 

Here's hoping tournament table layouts adjust to factor that in.

[Inquisitor_Lensoven]

I’ve seen some other batreps over the last couple of weeks with more interesting terrain set ups as well. Just noticed it as a trend with this video so thought I’d share.