What do u use as graveyards?

[Hoseman]

Hi all.

I would like to put my graveyards as something different as a dice. The other day I was making objective points with some bits and was going to make some tombs to figure the graveyard. The thing is the size, how much has to or can be the graveyard? Is it ok on a small base? Thats important because is not the same 9" from on a round small base than 9" from a "house size graveyard"...

Thanks :)

[deynon]

it doesn't chance about gravesites, cause by FAQ they are considers points with no interection on the field.

 

anyway here are mine:

 

[Honk]

You can design them however you want, but they are not terrain.

They are not supposed to hinder models in any way.

[Hoseman]

Ok thanks. I think I'll make a bit more of a base but not a thing too big that friends say I'm crazy...

I will make bases like spirit hosts size 

[DionTheWanderer]

We tend to measure from the centre of the base (and allow models to stand on it or move it out of the way, remembering where it had got to).

that way you can have some nice models without worrying about affecting rules. 

[Moonlightwolf]

where possible go small with markers but really most things are fine especially if models can happily stand on the marker with out much trouble. remember that for game purposes the marker is just the point at the very centre so it shouldn't be blocking line of sight or obstructing movement. If you don't mind other miniatures being placed on top of the marker then you can pretty much go with any size just make life easy for yourself and place a distinguishing feature right at the centre of the objective so you have a point to measure from.

[Kokoshi]

The camera doesn't focus on the gravesites, but this is what I use for them : little square bases with some skeleton sprue bits. Small enough to avoid interférences, but still more visual than a coin or a piece of paper.

[Choombatta]

We use the bases for the crypts from the Sigmarite Mausoleum set and just measure from the center of the model.

Works great and looks great too.

[Aginor]

Mine look like this:

[Ravinsild]

3 hours ago, Aginor said:

Mine look like this:

Where did you get the tombstones?

[Honk]

You could just measure out the position of your crazy ghostfog skelli ensemble and write it down. if you then need to trample over it, you can just remove the marker and still have the coordinates to determine ranges.

[AverageBoss]

I just use a few of these:

[tea_wild_owl]

I build some of leftover bones and skulls

[deynon]

39 minutes ago, tea_wild_owl said:

I build some of leftover bones and skulls

they seem my summoning room^^ I appreciate quite a lot the idea^^

[Hoseman]

Thanks. I made mines with small bases. I made a tomb with foam and put some stones and two chainrasp cut on the middle like going out.

As soon as I have them painted I will post it

[ianob]

I dont use anything 3d since they spend about 90% of every game with models on top of them. I use the official cardboard markers.

[RuneBrush]

On 9/10/2018 at 9:14 AM, ianob said:

I dont use anything 3d since they spend about 90% of every game with models on top of them. I use the official cardboard markers.

Snap.  I had intended to make some nice scenic ones, but once I actually started playing actually prefer the cardboard versions from the warscroll cards.

[Aginor]

On 9/8/2018 at 9:58 PM, Ravinsild said:

Where did you get the tombstones?

Greenstuffworld.com (a Spanish store) sells them.