Tulipa Spore Chimneys

Tulipa spore chimneys from The Infested World range mark an alien presence in a sci-fi landscape. Supplied unpainted, with 28 mm as the default scale.

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Tulipa spore chimneys introduce a thematic sign of alien occupation into a science-fiction landscape. Part of The Infested World collection, they can connect otherwise separate sections of a table through the idea that the same unfamiliar presence is spreading across them. Their role is particularly clear when placed near the remains of a settlement.

Think about what the characters know before reaching this location. A reconnaissance patrol might be searching for the source of a change, an expedition could encounter the chimneys for the first time, or a campaign could return to them after an earlier investigation. These possibilities give the scenery a narrative purpose without assigning it automatic effects during the game.

When arranging the surrounding terrain, leave approaches that let miniatures interact with the location your scenario describes. Nearby buildings and ruins can make the alien element feel like part of a transformed environment rather than a disconnected objective. Its treatment as an obstacle, cover or mission feature should be agreed according to the chosen system.

The default scale is 28 mm, with other options available in the product selector. Supplied unpainted, ready to prime and paint, the chimneys can take an organic palette that links them to your wider alien collection. Carrying related tones into nearby terrain bases is one way to suggest that the infestation extends beyond the individual models.