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Eternia, the ultimate battleground, was released in 1986. It was the largest and most complex playset released in the line, and included three tall towers. The central tower had a lion face and stood more than 30 inches tall. To either side were the Grayskull Tower and Viper Tower, styled like Castle Grayskull and Snake Mountain. The central feature was the monorail, with a motorized vehicle that could travel around it. Also included:
- Battle Tram vehicle
- Gargoyles
- Prison gate
- Mutlpe floors
- Castle ramp
- Snake ramp
- 13 monorail peieces
- Monorail arms
- Laser Blasters and base
- Power Module
- Sky Cage vehicle
- Chain collar
- Drawbridge
- Elevator and shaft
- Jet Pak fighter vehicle
- Chains, screws and labels
- Power Frame
- Ladder
- Weapons, hooks, misc accessories
The motorized power module could be paired with any of the various vehicles for use with the monorail.The Sky Cage would automatically drop prisoners off at a certain point in the track. The central lion head could bite, grab with its claws, or fling characters away. The elevator in the central tower could be operated by crank. The snake head in the viper tower could be made to turn left and right. The Laser Blaster was a stationary gun turret designed to be placed at the top of Central Tower. It could site in a base, or be replaced by Blasterhawk on the base. The Grayskull Tower featured a prison gate that could be activated by the passage of the vehicle on the monorail.
The figure came packaged with the following mini comic:
- The Ultimate Battleground!
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Mini Comics:
Eternia came packaged with the following mini comic:
- The Ultimate Battleground!
Packaging:
Eternia came in packaged in a large box, with artwork on the front by William George.
For a more detailed exploration of the history of this playset, see the article on the Battle Ram Blog.