Description

Kingdom of Guardia – Clock Tower

Rising majestically over the Guardia cityscape, the Clock Tower is a symbol of the kingdom’s unbreakable spirit.

As the centerpiece of the city’s bustling heart, its large ornamental clock continually reminds of the importance of time… and how fleeting life can be.

• ✔️ Large front clock with detailed mechanical design
• ✔️ Integrated side courtyard
• ✔️ Fully playable interior
• ✔️ Compatible with the Kingdom of Guardia line
• ✔️ Perfect for D&D, Pathfinder, and wargames

⚙️ A building full of character

Built in solid stone with reinforcements and wooden frameworks, the tower combines medieval architecture with a striking front gear mechanism and ornamental details.

On one of its sides is a small inner courtyard, an oasis of calm amid the bustling streets. A perfect space for narrative encounters, secret conspiracies, or more intimate role-playing scenes.

Its playable interior allows for combat in enclosed spaces, exploration by levels, or urban sieges, bringing verticality and strategic depth to your games.

• ✔️ Front facade with deep relief and realistic details
• ✔️ Scenic side courtyard
• ✔️ Reinforced doors and textured floors
• ✔️ Included interior elements
• ✔️ Modular design compatible with walls and buildings

📦 What’s included in this product?

Includes:

• ✔️ Complete structure of the Clock Tower
• ✔️ Facade with ornamental clock
• ✔️ Integrated side courtyard
• ✔️ Playable interior components

Does not include:

• ✔️ Other constructions shown in promotional images
• ✔️ Miniatures or characters (used only for scale reference)

Important: The miniatures and external elements shown are not included, unless expressly indicated in a product variant.

✨ The Mystery of Time

Legend has it that the clock houses an ancient magic capable of manipulating time itself.
The engineers who built the mechanism disappeared generations ago, leaving behind a mystery that still resonates in Guardia’s whispers…

Is it merely a monument… or the epicenter of an epic adventure?