Marvel Crisis Protocol: Battle for Asgard Terrain Pack

Scatter, not a centrepiece. A statue and its severed head, a pair of braziers, two fire signals and a node give you several small pieces to place around a board rather than one big structure to fight over, and that difference decides whether this is the right terrain purchase for you.

What small pieces do is break sight lines at ground level and create cover on the approach. That helps close-combat squads far more than shooting ones, and it makes a table feel busier without adding the climbing and vertical play that buildings bring. If your board is already crowded at ground level and what it lacks is height, this is not the fix.

An optional rule arrives with the set on a One-Shot Card, so the scenery can do something in a game instead of merely standing there.

Thematically it is aimed squarely at Asgard collections and pairs with the Asgardian Shrine Terrain Pack to build out a full realm-eternal board. It also works perfectly well as generic ruined statuary under any matchup. Skip it if you are buying your first terrain, since a handful of small pieces will not turn an empty table into a battlefield on their own.