2D Rubber Terrains

A terrain crate solves one problem and creates three more: where to store it, how to transport it, and what happens when a 3D piece gets knocked over mid-game. 2D terrain is the flat answer. Every piece is printed rubber, the same build as a battle mat, that lies directly on the table and reads clearly from across the room without taking up a single shelf when the game ends.

Modular by design
Most sets break a theme into several pieces of varied shapes and sizes, so no two tables look identical even using the same set. Mix pieces from different themes and the same handful of sets can dress a forest skirmish one week and a ruined city the next.

Sets vs single pieces
Some designs come as multi-piece sets meant to dress a good stretch of table in one purchase; others are single, larger pieces meant to anchor one specific spot, like a building or a named terrain feature. Check each product’s own listing for how many pieces come in the box before planning a full table.

Built to survive the table
2 mm natural rubber with a polyester print top and laser-cut edges keeps every piece’s shape game after game, and a grippy backing holds it exactly where it was placed through a full session, no matter how many models lean on the edge.

Three ways to browse

• By theme: city, industrial, lava, post-apo, grimdark, sci-fi, historical and fantasy & forest terrain, sorted by mood rather than game.
• Rivers and roads: modular rivers and road sets that cut a table into lanes and crossings.
• Zones and objective markers: numbered and themed zones for Warhammer 40,000, Age of Sigmar and other systems, built to end arguments about where control areas start and stop.

Imagine the table before deployment: a river down one flank, a ruined block on the other, and the whole scene built from pieces that pack flat into the same bag as the mat.

Our terrain is compatible with the systems named in each collection but is not an official product of any publisher. Browse the themes.