Outdoor Siegeball Court – Plain Version

A regulation sized Siegeball court (125′ x 45′) carved out of a preexisting ravine. Due to its natural features, this court does NOT have a narrowed middle section, but instead has two narrow side channels in the central area forming a partial circle with central pillars located on the dividing line. This makes the neutral area slightly larger by default. Additionally, the court is slightly asymmetrical but both sides have roughly the same amount of play space. Finally, the arena has an alternating checkerboard pattern so movement can be calculated quickly to ensure the pacing of the game.

I have placed some “benches” and a chair for an official (in my game’s case, the Mayor of the town and referee) on the tops of the rocks that make up the perimeter of the arena. These may be easily removed if not desired. Beyond that, there are no implemented field effects on this version of the map, though you can easily add them if needed.

If you would like to learn how to play Siegeball you can view a free version of the rules here. Alternatively, you may purchase a revised and expanded version of the same rules here. I’m not affiliated with the publisher, but I do recommend the paid product.