Terrains, Landmarks and Lairs
Tuesday, October 31st, 2006Medieval battles, while brutal and bloody affairs, were often framed by basic and familiar terrain. An impassable waterway, a densely wooded copse, or an elevated mound bordering the battlefield, were often the sole distinctive geographical features on the horizon.
Though rumors abound of a multitude of terrain variations and nuances in remote lands, there are only […]
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