Four locations bound by a wartime frontier feel — a bone-filled ossuary, a battered ballista tower, a ruined cathedral, and a moored sailing ship. Drop them as set-pieces along a single campaign front: the holdouts, crypts, and ships of a war that's already gone badly for someone.

Ossuaries of the Fallen is a tiled crypt complex: a skull-lined hall with sarcophagi, a side room piled with crates and scattered corpses, and a lower chamber heaped with bones around a runic seal. Pillars and alcoves break sightlines — ideal for an undead ambush or a grave-robbing gone wrong.

Ballista Tower is a two-level stone keep crowned by a great mounted ballista. Storerooms, bunks, barrels and a grated lower floor fill the ruin; rubble and grass press in at the walls. The siege weapon is the prize — run it as a defense, a sabotage, or a scramble to turn the ballista on its owners.

Cathedral Ruins is a roofless, ash-choked nave with a cracked golden bell fallen across the floor, a reflecting pool, and a palisade ringing the grounds. Below sit cellar vaults and a cramped dormitory. The open, debris-strewn hall suits a dramatic confrontation amid collapse and old faith.

Golden Dawnrose is a two-masted ship moored to a long wooden jetty off a grassy shore. Open decks, gratings, and a forecastle give clear boarding lanes, while the pier funnels approach. Perfect for a dockside boarding action, a tense departure, or a search of a vessel that isn't quite abandoned.