Heart of Ghur: The Gnarlwood

THE SHORT VERSION

Ray Dranfield explains designing terrain that looks partly plant and partly predatory animal while remaining durable and playable. Elbow-shaped branches, finger-like roots and trapped bones make the trees unsettling, while marshwood platforms, a huge skull watchtower and fragments of Talaxis provide distinct routes, scales and narrative focal points.

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Find this article in White Dwarf 481, pp. 70–73.

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