Rock Face with Scree and Rubble Pile

A slab-sided rock outcrop with a fan of collapsed scree spilling out from its base. The cliff is built from stacked, blocky strata with deep vertical fissures and weathered ledges, and the loose material at the foot ranges from fist-sized chips to broken boulders, sitting on an irregular ground apron that blends into surrounding terrain.

The flat back edge lets the piece sit against a backdrop board or a layout edge, so it works as a cutting wall beside a right of way, a quarry face, or the head of a rockslide. On a wargaming table it doubles as blocking terrain and a climbable objective.

Useful for hiding a tunnel mouth, breaking up an open baseboard, or giving a mountain diorama a believable point of failure where the slope has given way.

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