Save big on this terrain set that is perfect for Warhammer 40k 10th Edition Pariah Nexus and makes all eight layouts for your casual and tournament games!
Updated December 1st, 2024, by Rob Baer with new information and links to relevant content.
Welcome to the 10th Edition of Warhammer 40k: Pariah Nexus, where past and present throw down in the wildest ways imaginable! Forget just tossing down some random bits of terrain; play with the new Tabletop Terrain set that works perfectly for all the Pariah Nexus 40k tournament layouts!
Makes All 8 Layouts
These ruins aren’t just your average rubble—they’re battle-worn relics of epic showdowns, crumbled fortresses, and industrial nightmares. Plus, this set is on sale for 20% off right now for Black Friday! Snag your new set of terrain, and give us a high-five in support! Every qualifying purchase helps Spikey Bits keep the lights on and the fun going.
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When you step onto a battlefield set in the Pariah Nexus, you’re not just arranging terrain—you’re laying out the ghostly remains of civilizations that were ground to dust by the relentless march of war. These ruins aren’t just bits of scenery; they’re the echoes of epic battles, crumbling under the weight of history and brimming with tactical opportunities. Here is everything included in the set:
1. The U Ruins: Strongholds of the Forgotten
First up, we have the U-shaped ruins—towering relics of what were once mighty fortifications. These chunks of architecture, now standing at 8×3.5×8.4 inches, might look like they’ve seen better days, but don’t let that fool you. These ruins were the last bastions of hope for countless souls, where defenders held the line against unimaginable horrors. Now, they’re perfect for shielding your troops from incoming fire, or for staging that sneaky counter-attack when your opponent least expects it. New to the Nexus? These ruins will be your best friend when the bullets start flying. Been around the block? You already know the value of a well-placed ambush behind these walls.
2. Extra-Large L-Shaped Ruins: Echoes of Desperation
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The extra-large L-shaped ruins, measuring 7.1×5.3×8.3 inches, are what’s left of the grand fortresses that once stood proud and defiant. Now, they’re hollowed out, battered by time and war, but still holding a few tricks up their sleeves. Imagine the armies that once clashed here, their desperate last stands etched into every scorch mark and crumbling corner.
These ruins are your tactical playground, offering high ground for your snipers or a perfect hiding spot for a surprise assault. If you’re new to the field, they’ll give you the cover you need to survive. If you’re more experienced, you know these aren’t just ruins—they’re potential game-changers.
3. Large L-Shaped Ruins with Optional Tanks: Defenders’ Innovations
At 7.4×5.5×6.5 inches, these large L-shaped ruins with optional tanks aren’t just buildings—they’re the brainchild of desperate defenders who used every scrap of metal to fend off their attackers. The optional tanks add a layer of strategy, turning what could be a straightforward piece of terrain into a multi-faceted stronghold.
4. Medium Factory Ruins: Industrial Wreckage
The medium factory ruins, measuring 6.5 x 5.5 x 4.8 inches, are the remnants of a once-thriving industrial hub, now reduced to little more than a skeleton of its former self. Picture the clanking of machinery, now silent, replaced by the eerie quiet of an abandoned battlefield.
These ruins might not be as grand as the others, but they’re no less important. New to the game? These pieces are your training ground, teaching you the art of cover and positioning. For the more experienced, they offer the perfect mix of protection and elevation, ideal for setting up defensive positions or controlling key areas of the table.
5. Small L-Shaped Ruins: Strategic Corners
The small L-shaped ruins, coming in at 6×3.8×5.2 inches, might not look like much, but they’re the ultimate underdogs of the Pariah Nexus. These little corners of safety can be the difference between a clean getaway and a crushing defeat. Once, they were outposts or small homes, now reduced to tactical goldmines.
For the new player, they’re an introduction to the finer points of maneuvering and flanking. For the more seasoned, they’re perfect for baiting your opponent into a trap or securing a key point on the battlefield.
6. Small Ruin Scatter Pieces: The Hidden Gems
Finally, we have the small ruin scatter pieces—16 bits of debris, each under 2 inches, scattered like forgotten memories across the battlefield. They may be small, but they’re far from insignificant. These little bits of wreckage can provide just enough cover to keep your troops safe or to obscure that vital line of sight from the enemy.
For those new to the fray, these pieces might seem like an afterthought, but they’re crucial for mastering the nuances of battlefield control. For those who’ve played the game for a while, these scatter pieces are the spice that can add just the right amount of unpredictability to keep things interesting.
Pariah Nexus Terrain Set: Final Thoughts
Whether you’re a 10th Edition 40k veteran or a rookie just starting out, this terrain set is your one-way ticket to creating immersive battlefields and adding the functionality of the Pariah Nexus mission deck to your games.
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About Travis Pasch: Travis has been a Warhammer 40k hobbyist since the 1990s, playing the game since Third Edition. Through extensive traveling, he’s seen a lot of the miniatures hobby from across the world, giving him a unique perspective on the latest gaming topics and trends.
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