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The Kingdom of Hyberia Faces its End on Gamefound

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A detailed fantasy market square scene features various buildings, including a large inn and cottages, all designed with intricate textures and colors. Miniature figures, including skeletal warriors and a creature, are positioned throughout the scene, interacting with the environment. The backdrop includes a cloudy night sky with a prominent moon, enhancing the atmospheric setting.

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Battles Systems’ latest Gamefound campaign is approaching its final week.

Entitled The Kingdom of Hyberia, this new project includes a wealth of brand-new tabletop terrain divided into distinct sets: the Ingonsburn Township and the Ur'ghaal Badlands.

The Ingonsburn Township set includes a colourful and detailed market square bordered by a large inn, a foundry, and a variety of cottages; all of these are enclosed within ‘a secure boundary wall’. It is an excellent representation of a classic fantasy town. Better yet, each of the buildings also includes furniture!

A detailed tabletop terrain scene depicting the Ingonsburn Township, featuring a cobblestone market square surrounded by various buildings, including a large inn, a foundry, and cottages, all enclosed by a secure boundary wall. The buildings have textured roofs and are adorned with furniture, while a central well or forge adds to the bustling atmosphere. Lush green grass peeks through the cobblestones, enhancing the vibrant fantasy setting.

The Ur'ghaal Badlands, meanwhile, features a ‘primitive encampment suitable for any barbarian raider faction such as orcs or goblins’. Enclosed within and protected by a makeshift wooden barricade, it includes a large roundhouse, watchtower, and a selection of huts and tents.

A detailed tabletop terrain scene depicting a primitive encampment, featuring several round huts with thatched roofs, surrounded by a makeshift wooden barricade. The terrain includes a large roundhouse, smaller huts, and various barrels, with patches of greenery and a dirt ground. The overall design reflects a rugged, barbarian aesthetic suitable for fantasy gaming.

All of the above are made with full-colour, pre-printed, super-high-density cardstock which is both ‘incredibly strong and durable’.

As you might expect, further buildings have now been unlocked and added to the core pledges. The township pledge now includes extra buildings and more boundary walls, whilst the Badlands now boast a slaughter pit and additional perimeter stockades.

Additional walls and a variety of extra buildings can also be added to your pledge.

Both of these sets include all the terrain you need to populate a congested 3' x 3' / 90cm x 90cm skirmish board, or a 6' x 4' / 180cm x 120cm wargaming table. They are scaled for 25-35mm miniatures and are both suitable for fantasy and historical RPGs and wargames. Not only are they easy to assemble, but they can also be flat-packed for easy storage.

The Kingdom of Hyberia campaign ends on 11th December, 2025, at 23:00 UTC.

See the Gamefound page for more details.

Images courtesy of Battle Systems Ltd


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Battle Systems Kingdom of Hyberia enters its final week on Gamefound. Civilised folk get the Ingonsburn Township with its market square and cosy inn; barbarians get the Ur'ghaal Badlands where the slaughter pit doubles as both décor and day-care #wargames #fantasy #rpg #battleSystems #scenery #terrain #conan

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