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Guys,

How big can a garden of morr be made into? I feel there should be grass burial mounds, tombstones, ect stuff that would expand the garden to 2 or 3 times it normal size. Would this be modeling for advantage? How big can I go?


I want to build a Garden of Morr based off the Necropolois from heroes of Might and Magic 3.

Well I would say as you can't take a garden of morr in your army in matched play as there are no pts for it you can do whatever you want. It will be placed on the battlefield before sides are chosen. Also if you think this would be really that big of an unfair benefit, don't play it as a garden of morr? or make it a multi part scenery piece, where only a center part counts as garden of morr and the rest counts as something else? Just talk things over with your opponent and see that you are on the same wave length.

On the other hand if your playgroup uses points for for scenery, take roughly 1x pts cost/normal size.