Fallout: Wasteland Warfare terrain

Gameplay in the miniatures wargame Fallout: Wasteland Warfare takes place on a physical map that players can populate with pieces of model terrain, also called scenery, to add difficulty or flavor to games. Modiphius releases a selection of officially supported terrain for both flavor and gameplay purposes.

Terrain rules[]

• Climbing and falling- When a model attempts to move up or down terrain it performs an Agility test. On a success it can move up to its movement length as if it were passing through difficult terrain, but on a failure it falls. A model that ends its movement mid-climb cannot attack or use expertise but can be targeted by enemy models within 2 inches of its base. A new Agility test must be passed each time a model resumes moving after ending its movement mid-climb. A player can elect to use a model's move action to jump instead of climbing down terrain. Jumping down incurs fall damage at one less range than it would have taken from falling (for example, a model that jumps down 8 inches takes damage as if it fell only 6 inches). A model that's unit card displays the Inability to Climb characteristic is unable to climb or use ladders.
  • When a model falls, it takes physical damage equal to the distance fallen in inches minus 2 and the player rolls twice. The first is a damage effect dice roll, which adds an extra point of damage for each damage icon and reduces the model's armor by 1 for each Nuka Cola icon. The second is an armor roll to determine if the model's armor reduces the damage suffered. Models wearing power armor do not suffer fall damage. A model that falls from a height greater than 12 inches is automatically removed from the board without a damage or armor roll, except if it is wearing power armor.
    • ${\displaystyle Total\ Damage = Inches\ Fallen\ -\ 2\ -\ Physical\ Armor}$
    • Example: A super mutant falls 8 inches and the damage effect dice result is one Nuka Cola bottle, totaling 6 damage and -1 to physical armor. Because of the dice result, the super mutant's physical armor 2 is reduced to 1, but it passes its armor roll by rolling a 1. The super mutant suffers 5 damage.
  • A model that falls less than its total movement range and takes no damage can resume its move action as normal with the remaining distance. Models that fall equal to or more than their total movement range (or take any damage as a result of the fall) immediately end their move action.
• Cover- Any terrain which partially blocks a defending model's line of cover to an attacking model (measured as a straight line from the center of each model's base) provides cover. Cover imposes a -2 to skill checks on an attack and increases the defending model's armor by 1. The effects of cover do not stack regardless of how many terrain pieces a line of cover passes through. For line of cover to count as blocked, it must be able to enter and exit the terrain before touching the other model.
  • Area terrain- A defending model standing in this terrain is granted cover even if the attacking model's line of cover cannot exit the terrain. Area terrain is any feature which reasonably impedes vision to any model located outside the area, such as forests, fog, or clouds of smoke. During battlefield set-up, players may decide whether area terrain also blocks line of sight if a model's base is completely within it.
• Difficult terrain- Any terrain which has an uneven surface, must be climbed, or leaped over causes a model that passes through it (unless it has the Unimpeded characteristic) to gain the Slow condition. Its movement speed is reduced by one length (to a minimum of 2 inches) until it exits the difficult terrain.
• Elevation advantage- The top edge of any terrain piece which is at least 2 inches above a model's base is a significant edge, and any model standing on this terrain is considered "elevated". Significant edges block line of sight to elevated models that are more than 2 inches away and count as cover for models within 2 inches. When an elevated model shoots at a model below the significant edge, only terrain within 2 inches of the defending model's base counts as cover.
• Impassable terrain- Any terrain that a model could not reasonably move through or climb past is considered impassable on the battlefield. Models that fly or hover can bypass impassible terrain. These include features such as bodies of deep water, tall walls or fences, and hazardous areas.

Basing greebles[]

Basing greebles are terrain pieces added to other terrain or model bases to modify their appearance. They are designed to feel ubiquitous, so as to fit into games set anywhere in the Wasteland. Modiphius suggests that some basing greebles can alternatively be used to represent either objective markers or loot during games.^[1] Each basing greeble piece is named for the set it appears in followed by a number. For example, the cave fungus piece is named "mushrooms and fungi 2".

Downtown debris 1

Downtown debris 2

Downtown debris 3

Downtown debris 4

Downtown debris 5

Downtown debris 6

Downtown debris 7

Downtown debris 8

Downtown debris 9

Downtown debris 10

Logs, stumps, and roots 1

Logs, stumps, and roots 2

Logs, stumps, and roots 3

Logs, stumps, and roots 4

Logs, stumps, and roots 5

Logs, stumps, and roots 6

Logs, stumps, and roots 7

Logs, stumps, and roots 8

Logs, stumps, and roots 9

Logs, stumps, and roots 10

Mushrooms and fungi 1 (glowing fungus)

Mushrooms and fungi 2 (cave fungus)

Mushrooms and fungi 3 (gut shroom)

Mushrooms and fungi 4 (harvested gut shroom)

Mushrooms and fungi 5 (swamp fungus)

Mushrooms and fungi 6 (firecaps)

Mushrooms and fungi 7 (blight)

Mushrooms and fungi 8 (fungal clusters)

Mushrooms and fungi 9 (brain fungus)

Mushrooms and fungi 10 (fungal cluster)

Plants and crops 1 (fever blossom)

Plants and crops 2 (bloodleaf)

Plants and crops 3 (greens)

Plants and crops 4 (greens)

Plants and crops 5 (cattails)

Plants and crops 6 (cattails)

Plants and crops 7 (gourds)

Plants and crops 8 (corn)

Plants and crops 9 (corn)

Plants and crops 10 (bloodleaf)

Skulls and bones 1

Skulls and bones 2

Skulls and bones 3

Skulls and bones 4

Skulls and bones 5

Skulls and bones 6

Skulls and bones 7

Skulls and bones 8

Skulls and bones 9

Skulls and bones 10

Slabs and stones 1

Slabs and stones 2

Slabs and stones 3

Slabs and stones 4

Slabs and stones 5

Slabs and stones 6

Slabs and stones 7

Slabs and stones 8

Slabs and stones 9

Slabs and stones 10

Characters and creatures[]

Several pieces of terrain in Fallout: Wasteland Warfare represent characters or creatures, either alive or dead. These lack any unit rules as most characters and creatures have and instead function solely as terrain during games. Some, such as the Scorched statues, are suggested for use as objective markers.^[2]

Scorched statue

The Interloper

Lost Diver

The Visitor

Ant

Cat

Fox

Frog

Opossum

Owlet

Rad beaver

Rad chicken

Rad rabbit

Rad rat

Rad squirrel

Wolf

Brahmin corpse

Dolphin corpse

Molerat corpse

Closed whale

Open whale

Yao guai corpse

Objective markers[]

Objective markers are terrain pieces used to represent conditions on a map that players must complete to win the scenario.

Scatter terrain[]

Terrain pieces that have no special functions. Scatter terrain is placed on the game map for flavor purposes or for increasing difficulty, such as by impeding unit movement and line of sight.

Red Rocket building with clip together terrain

Gas pump

Red rocket

Red Rocket play mat

Sealed Nuka-Cola vending machines

Broken Nuka-Cola vending machines

Basic Vault-Tec container

Tall Vault-Tec container

Double width Vault-Tec container

Double tall Vault-Tec container

Crashed vertibird

Military barricade

Junk barricade

Tanker desk with computer terminals

Computer and wall-mounted terminals

Heavy duty consoles

Vault Tec lockers

Safe

Deskside cabinet

Dumpster

Eat-o-tronic

Ice box

Mail box

Refrigerator

Trash bin

Suitcase

Wooden crates

Military crate

Steamer trunk

Ammo cases

Armor workbench

Chemistry station

Power armor station

Weapons workbench

Workshop

Vault gear door, generator, console, supports, walls

Breached, collapsed, and A1-A14 vault walls

Vault utility wall, doorway, supports

Atrium staircase, atrium floors, and balustrades

Vault flooring, traffic cone, sign

Air conditioner, chair, dryer, kitchen cabinet, mannequin, washer

Expresso machine, kitchen stove, picnic table, sink, vault diner couch

Bed, couch, dresser, office chair, toilets, vault shower

Consoles, fire control, generator, shipping container

Vertibird

Tank

Ruined Red Rocket

Preserved Red Rocket

Cart, diagnostic cart, tool rack, and workshop cabinet

Tool chest and workshop cabinets

Sanctuary Hill house

Kitchen, kitchen counter, and stools

Coffee table, crib, and dresser

Chair, coffee table, couch, and TV

Robot workbench

Crashed UFO

Damaged Nuka World bus

Single Nuka World lamp

Double Nuka World lamp

Park bench

Nuka World map

Nuka cola bottle bin

Nuka cola bin

Small bus shelter

Large bus shelter

Cacti stand

Brahmin chair

Brahmin couch

Feral ghoul chair

Pack mannequins

Pack rad gorilla chair

Truck trailer box

Truck trailer flatbed

Bottle and Cappy mascot statue

Bottle mascot statue

Cappy mascot statue

Fence

Grave

Wrecked rollercoaster

Stingwing nest

Ant nest

Barrels, crates and coffins scatter

Dry Rock Gulch buildings

Dry Rock Gulch signage

Windmill

Spiked barrier

Settlement wall

Chems and meds

Food

Toys

Bobbleheads

Tents

Corpses

Platforms

Axe, stumps, campfire, cooking fire, wood pile

Ammo pouch, camp stove, construction light, dufflebag, radios, pallet, sleeping bag

Barricades

AA turret

Mini Red Rocket gas station and Red Rocket garage

Red Rocket Drive Thru scatter terrain

Gas sign

Gas canister

Barrel

Forecourt canopy

Corner woman statue

Giant head statue

Kirby head statue

Metroman

Metrowoman

Shroud head statue

Torso man statue

Flora cluster

Throne of bone, Wise Mothman throne, throne platform

Large totems

Torches and effigy

Ceiling light and table light

Canopy bed, table, shelf, chair

Small totems and cannibal tree tunk

Gargoyle, candles, statues

Backpack and stein

Buried car

Buried truck

Buried lorry

Robot fabricator

Metal Dome flooring

Fuel tank

Oil drums

Pipe

Radioactive rock and blood rock

Fallen meatbag

Floor meatbag

Hanging meatbag

Gore pile

Terrain with special rules[]

Several pieces of terrain in Fallout: Wasteland Warfare have effects which activate when certain conditions during games are met. These special rules are specified on the respective articles listed below.

Corvega Atomic V8 Sedan

Laser turret

Machine gun turret

Radioactive barrel

Radioactive barrel with radioactive liquid spill

Corvega Coupe

Pre-war APC

Preserved Nuka World bus

Pick-R-Up truck

Truck cab

Jeep

Physical sets[]

Red Rocket Scenic Set

Terrain: Red Rocket Play Mat

Starter Scenic Set - Wargaming Terrain

Terrain Expansion: Nuka-Cola Machines

Terrain Expansion: Radioactive Containers

Military Barricades

Junk Barricades

Crashed Vertibird

Terrain Expansion: Turrets

Terrain Expansion: Corvega Sedan

Terrain Expansion: Vault-Tec Supplies

Terrain Expansion: Terminals

Terrain Expansion: Heavy Consoles

Cases and Crates

Vault Tec Lockers

Boston Street Scatter

Boston Searchables

Table Bundle

Terrain Expansion: Settlement Work Benches

Terrain Expansion: Objective Markers 1

Terrain Expansion: Objective Markers 2

Terrain Expansion: Robot Work Bench

Terrain Expansion: Crashed UFO

3D-printed sets[]

Most of Modiphius's 3D-printed sets are labeled "Print at Home" in their name. These sets include only the STL files for printing the contents and require the use of a 3D printer.

Crashed Vertibird (STL files)

Print at Home - Pick-R-Up Truck

Print at Home - Pre-war APC

Print at Home- Vault Design Starter Pack

Print at Home - Vault Walls Upgrade Pack

Print at Home - Vault Atrium Pack

Print at Home - Vault Tec Office Bundle

Print at Home - Vault Flooring Pack

Print at Home - Vault Interior Themed Dressing/Scatter

Print at Home - Streets of Boston

Print at Home - Parked Vertibird

Print at Home - Tank

Print at Home - Ruined Red Rocket

Print at Home - Preserved Red Rocket

Print at Home - Sanctuary Hill House

Print at Home - Robot Work Bench

Print at Home - Crashed UFO

Print at Home - STL Sampler

Print at Home - Nuka World Parking Lot

Print at Home - Boston Bus

Print at Home - The Pack: Animal Decor

Print at Home - Flatbed Truck

Print at Home - Bottle and Cappy

Print at Home - Cacti Stands

Print at Home - Graveyard

Print at Home - Wrecked Rollercoaster

Print at Home - Scorched Statues

Print at Home - Barrels, Crates, and Coffins

Print at Home - Stingwing Nests

Print at Home - Ant Nests

Print at Home - Dry Rock Gulch Bundle

Print at Home - Dry Rock Gulch Buildings

Print at Home - Settlement Walls

Print at Home - Chems, Meds and Food

Print at Home - Toys and Bobbleheads

Print at Home - Brotherhood of Steel Encampment

Print at Home - Wasteland Critters

Print at Home - Red Rocket Drive Thru

Print at Home - Art Deco Statues

Print at Home - The Deep

Print at Home - Basing Greebles: Downtown Debris

Print at Home - Basing Greebles: Logs, Stumps & Roots

Print at Home - Basing Greebles: Mushrooms & Fungi

Print at Home - Basing Greebles: Plants & Crops

Print at Home - Basing Greebles: Skulls & Bones

Print at Home - Basing Greebles: Slabs & Stones

Print at Home - Basing Greebles Bundle

Print at Home - Cult of the Mothman Altar

Print at Home - Metal Dome

Print at Home - Meat and Gore

Other[]

Pre-war APC blueprint

Pre-war APC and tank scale image

Vault Design Starter Pack blueprint

Vault Flooring Pack scale image

Vertibird in grounded configuration

Vertibird in flying configuration

Vertibird blueprint

Vertibird components list

Ruined Red Rocket wall layout

Ruined and preserved Red Rocket flooring layout

Tank blueprint

Preserved Red Rocket scale image

Preserved Red Rocket wall layout

Preserved Red Rocket flooring layout

Preserved Red Rocket canopy layout

Sanctuary Hill house roof layout

Sanctuary Hill house wall layout

Falling damage chart

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