Warbases Release Table Ready Roman Terrain For Ancient Wargames
April 9, 2026 by brennon
If you're looking to create an awesome Ancient wargaming tabletop in games like Gangs of Rome, Hail Caesar or something else entirely, see what you make of the new Table Ready Terrain from the Veni, Vidi Vici collection, now available via Warbases.
Table Ready Roman Terrain // Warbases
All of the buildings from the collection are scaled to 28mm and come in MDF. They showcase a classic look at the err, classical world with the sun-worn walls, faded plaster, tiled interiors and the odd spot of graffiti here and there.
Early Villa // Warbases
The range is supplied in flat-pack format and has been precision cut so that it is simple and easy to assemble. You don't have to do any painting on these and you'll soon have an entire section of Rome finished before you know it.
Table Ready Roman Terrain // Warbases
All of the terrain has been designed with gameplay in mind. They all have removable roof sections and floors, so you can access the interiors. This means that they are good for mass battle games but really good for more skirmish-based affairs where you have man-to-man fighting in tight city streets.
Limes Tower // Warbases
Oakdene Villa // Warbases
You have all manner of interesting kits to choose from via Warbases, from the massive villa complexes through to barracks, shops, walls, workshops and there's even a toilet! A great way for you to create somewhere like Rome or a more established frontier fort-come-town that has been built up by the Romans.
Table Ready Roman Terrain // Warbases
We don't normally talk about price because everything is relative to the individual but even the largest building isn't eye-wateringly priced considering the fact that it has all been pre-coloured and it's ready to assemble. If you're looking to build yourself Rome like a certain member of the OnTableTop team, then maybe this could be for you?
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Oh look… Rome…. calling brother Lloyd!
What if I wanted to use the pond for something other than fish? Maybe a lobster pond? Yum, yeah?
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Now Lloyd can build Rome and not even have to colour it in afterwards. Think of all the time that will save Gerry!
These look great and are on my list to check out on Saturday.
Really loving this new modern wave of printed-on MDF that various publishers are doing now. Makes the old 4Ground stuff look low-rent.
I came here purely to read the comments poking fun at Lloyd 😀