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Tzak-Nal: The City

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"The altars cry for blood. Who are we to deny them?"

Finger and Toe Models announces TZAK-NAL: The City, everything you need to build a small 28mm Meso-American city.

Three noble houses and two peasant hovels are designed as shells that fit over ruined bases, so you can show battle damage or use the bases to build a ruined city for your adventurers to explore. Three types of platforms pieces can build small or large platforms, or even stepped pyramids leading to a sacred temple or bloody altar.

There are three types of altars: two Chac-Mools (the reclining warrior) and a blood-stained altar with a calendar stone. Additional ritual objects include three stelae and a low stone platform for a standalone altar or your king's throne.

While perfect as an historical setting, TZAK-NAL can also be used as a lost city for pulp and fantasy campaigns, or even as a hidden base for your sci-fi raiders and rogues.

TZAK-NAL is based upon three actual Meso-American sites: Tulum on the Yucatan coast, Teohuacalco and La Campana (both on the Mexican west coast). Every piece in Tzak-Nal uses architecture and textures from those historic sites.

Remember, every Finger and Toe model comes with SMOOSH ASSURANCE: if ya'll smoosh your TZAK-NAL buildings, a new set waits your summons from hard drive and printer.

TZAK-NAL is available from www.rpgnow.com or www.wargamevault.com for $6.00.

 

 

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August 12, 2010
This title was added to our catalog on August 12, 2010.