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2A02:1810:4E2C:A900:D145:6D8F:F393:33EC at 12:47, 7 May 2023

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	[[File:Warhammer Forest.jpg\|thumb\|400px\|right\|What you allegedly are getting...]]		[[File:Warhammer Forest.jpg\|thumb\|400px\|right\|What you allegedly are getting...]]
	The Citadel Forest, later renamed the Sylvaneth Wyldwood, is a [[Citadel Miniatures]] model made for [[Warhammer Fantasy]]. It consists of three trees on one base. Typically used to represent [[Athel Loren]] and similar grimdark Elf forests, as well as the [[The Empire (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Empire]] forests like the Drakwald.		The Citadel Forest, later renamed the Sylvaneth Wyldwood, is a [[Citadel Miniatures]] model made for [[Warhammer Fantasy]]. It consists of three trees on one base. Typically used to represent [[Athel Loren]] and similar grimdark Elf forests, as well as the [[The Empire (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Empire]] forests like the Drakwald.

	Over the years it has been derided as one of the worst value, biggest money-grabs in the tabletop industry (outside of [[Warhammer 40,000]] products that is). This is primarily due to the fact that the buyer is spending $88 on three plastic trees on a plastic base, something that could be accomplished MUCH cheaper (and oftentimes much better) by buying aquarium trees, railroad scenery, or even just spending one hour with some papier-mâché. Regardless, Games Workshop managed to enforce purchasing it with extensive use in 8th Edition Warhammer Fantasy and [[Age of Sigmar]] by requiring it for an entire army, and in the latter for one of the primary gameplay modes. Note they are required in the plural...		Over the years it has been derided as one of the worst value, biggest money-grabs in the tabletop industry (outside of [[Warhammer 40,000]] products that is). This is primarily due to the fact that the buyer is spending $88 on three plastic trees on a plastic base, something that could be accomplished MUCH cheaper (and oftentimes much better) by buying aquarium trees, railroad scenery, or even just spending one hour with some papier-mâché. Regardless, Games Workshop managed to enforce purchasing it with extensive use in 8th Edition Warhammer Fantasy and [[Age of Sigmar]] by requiring it for an entire army, and in the latter for one of the primary gameplay modes. Note they are required in the plural...

	The base is an oval shape, with raised rock edges poking out of the grass and several skulls (because its Warhammer scenery after all). The trees themselves are oak with ropes around the base and branches of one. Also skulls. The leaves consist of solid chunks, giving the impression of a dying tree (or metal shrapnel stuck in branches). Due to the odd appearance of these leaves, many players completely leave them off.		The base is an oval shape, with raised rock edges poking out of the grass and several skulls (because its Warhammer scenery after all). The trees themselves are oak with ropes around the base and branches of one. Also skulls. The leaves consist of solid chunks, giving the impression of a dying tree (or metal shrapnel stuck in branches). Due to the odd appearance of these leaves, many players completely leave them off.

	The trees fit into rounded bases to be removed for models to be placed on the terrain.		The trees fit into rounded bases to be removed for models to be placed on the terrain.

	They were squatted later in Age Of Sigmar, and replaced with a cheaper alternative called the [[Awakened Wyldwood]] - pretty much the same, but without the plastic base. Also sold as generic "Woods" for 40K.		They were squatted later in Age Of Sigmar, and replaced with a cheaper alternative called the [[Awakened Wyldwood]] - pretty much the same, but without the plastic base. Also sold as generic "Woods" for 40K.

87.244.125.206 at 16:33, 18 July 2021

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	[[File:Warhammer Forest.jpg\|thumb\|400px\|right\|What you allegedly are getting...]]		[[File:Warhammer Forest.jpg\|thumb\|400px\|right\|What you allegedly are getting...]]
	The Citadel Forest, ~~now called~~ the Sylvaneth Wyldwood, is a [[Citadel Miniatures]] model made for [[Warhammer Fantasy]]. It consists of three trees on one base. Typically used to represent [[Athel Loren]] and similar grimdark Elf forests, as well as the [[The Empire (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Empire]] forests like the Drakwald.		The Citadel Forest, later renamed the Sylvaneth Wyldwood, is a [[Citadel Miniatures]] model made for [[Warhammer Fantasy]]. It consists of three trees on one base. Typically used to represent [[Athel Loren]] and similar grimdark Elf forests, as well as the [[The Empire (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Empire]] forests like the Drakwald.

	Over the years it has been derided as one of the worst value, biggest money-grabs in the tabletop industry (outside of [[Warhammer 40,000]] products that is). This is primarily due to the fact that the buyer is spending $88 on three plastic trees on a plastic base, something that could be accomplished MUCH cheaper (and oftentimes much better) by buying aquarium trees, railroad scenery, or even just spending one hour with some papier-mâché. Regardless, Games Workshop managed to enforce purchasing it with extensive use in 8th Edition Warhammer Fantasy and [[Age of Sigmar]] by requiring it for an entire army, and in the latter for one of the primary gameplay modes. Note they are required in the plural...		Over the years it has been derided as one of the worst value, biggest money-grabs in the tabletop industry (outside of [[Warhammer 40,000]] products that is). This is primarily due to the fact that the buyer is spending $88 on three plastic trees on a plastic base, something that could be accomplished MUCH cheaper (and oftentimes much better) by buying aquarium trees, railroad scenery, or even just spending one hour with some papier-mâché. Regardless, Games Workshop managed to enforce purchasing it with extensive use in 8th Edition Warhammer Fantasy and [[Age of Sigmar]] by requiring it for an entire army, and in the latter for one of the primary gameplay modes. Note they are required in the plural...

87.244.125.206 at 14:31, 3 June 2021

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	The trees fit into rounded bases to be removed for models to be placed on the terrain.		The trees fit into rounded bases to be removed for models to be placed on the terrain.

	They were squatted later in Age Of Sigmar, and replaced with a cheaper alternative called the [[Awakened Wyldwood]].		They were squatted later in Age Of Sigmar, and replaced with a cheaper alternative called the [[Awakened Wyldwood]] - pretty much the same, but without the plastic base. Also sold as generic "Woods" for 40K.

	==Warhammer Fantasy==		==Warhammer Fantasy==

1d4chan>Thannak at 22:33, 30 December 2019

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	[[Category:Warhammer Fantasy]] [[Category:Age of Sigmar]] [[Category: Warhammer Fantasy Scenery]]		[[Category:Warhammer Fantasy]] [[Category:Age of Sigmar]] [[Category: Warhammer Fantasy Scenery]] [[Category:Age of Sigmar Scenery]]

1d4chan>Thannak at 22:11, 30 December 2019

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	The trees fit into rounded bases to be removed for models to be placed on the terrain.		The trees fit into rounded bases to be removed for models to be placed on the terrain.

	They were squatted in Age Of Sigmar, and replaced with a cheaper alternative called the [[Awakened Wyldwood]].		They were squatted later in Age Of Sigmar, and replaced with a cheaper alternative called the [[Awakened Wyldwood]].

	==Warhammer Fantasy==		==Warhammer Fantasy==

1d4chan>Thannak at 22:11, 30 December 2019

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	The Citadel Forest, now called the Sylvaneth Wyldwood, is a [[Citadel Miniatures]] model made for [[Warhammer Fantasy]]. It consists of three trees on one base. Typically used to represent [[Athel Loren]] and similar grimdark Elf forests, as well as the [[The Empire (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Empire]] forests like the Drakwald.		The Citadel Forest, now called the Sylvaneth Wyldwood, is a [[Citadel Miniatures]] model made for [[Warhammer Fantasy]]. It consists of three trees on one base. Typically used to represent [[Athel Loren]] and similar grimdark Elf forests, as well as the [[The Empire (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Empire]] forests like the Drakwald.

			Over the years it has been derided as one of the worst value, biggest money-grabs in the tabletop industry (outside of [[Warhammer 40,000]] products that is). This is primarily due to the fact that the buyer is spending $88 on three plastic trees on a plastic base, something that could be accomplished MUCH cheaper (and oftentimes much better) by buying aquarium trees, railroad scenery, or even just spending one hour with some papier-mâché. Regardless, Games Workshop managed to enforce purchasing it with extensive use in 8th Edition Warhammer Fantasy and [[Age of Sigmar]] by requiring it for an entire army, and in the latter for one of the primary gameplay modes. Note they are required in the plural...

			The base is an oval shape, with raised rock edges poking out of the grass and several skulls (because its Warhammer scenery after all). The trees themselves are oak with ropes around the base and branches of one. Also skulls. The leaves consist of solid chunks, giving the impression of a dying tree (or metal shrapnel stuck in branches). Due to the odd appearance of these leaves, many players completely leave them off.

			The trees fit into rounded bases to be removed for models to be placed on the terrain.

			They were squatted in Age Of Sigmar, and replaced with a cheaper alternative called the [[Awakened Wyldwood]].

	==Warhammer Fantasy==		==Warhammer Fantasy==

1d4chan>Thannak at 18:37, 24 May 2019

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	[[File:Warhammer Forest.jpg\|thumb\|400px\|right\|What you allegedly are getting...]]		[[File:Warhammer Forest.jpg\|thumb\|400px\|right\|What you allegedly are getting...]]
	The Citadel Forest, now called the Sylvaneth Wyldwood, is a [[Citadel Miniatures]] model made for [[Warhammer Fantasy]]. It consists of three trees on one base.		The Citadel Forest, now called the Sylvaneth Wyldwood, is a [[Citadel Miniatures]] model made for [[Warhammer Fantasy]]. It consists of three trees on one base. Typically used to represent [[Athel Loren]] and similar grimdark Elf forests, as well as the [[The Empire (Warhammer Fantasy)\|Empire]] forests like the Drakwald.

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	==Age of Sigmar==		==Age of Sigmar==

	The same as before. Although it can now kill people, so that's cool. The [[Wood Elves]] don't get a free one anymore, but the [[~~Wood Elves\|~~Sylvaneth]] do.		The same as before. Although it can now kill people, so that's cool. The [[Wood Elves]] don't get a free one anymore, but the [[Sylvaneth]] do.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==