Auxiliary & Market Board Mats

Designers put the main board in the box and leave the rest to the table: the market row that drifts into someone’s hand, the resource track made of loose tokens, the supply piles that migrate every turn. An auxiliary mat is that missing board. Printed spaces say where every card and token goes, and the rubber keeps them there.

Market boards

• Dune: Imperium: a market board mat for the Imperium Row and the reserve, so the cards everyone is watching stop sliding.
• Splendor: a 75x75 cm mat with the card tiers and gem tokens in marked places.
• 7 Wonders Duel: a 46x36 cm / 18"x14" mat for the card structure and the military track between two players.
• Star Wars: The Deckbuilding Game: a 95x44 cm / 37.5"x17" mat for the galaxy row and both players’ decks.

Trackers and tile surfaces

• Clank! Catacombs: a mat for the deck, the loot and the depth trackers as the party delves.
• Cascadia: a surface for the habitat tiles and wildlife tokens that keeps the growing map square and the draw row in order.
  Imagine Splendor at four players: every tier of cards in its printed row, the gems in their circles, and the only thing moving is the player taking a turn.

Why rubber instead of the bare table

• The rubber backing grips the table and the soft top holds cards and tokens where they were dealt.
• Thin cards and tokens lift off the fabric surface without fingernails.
• 2 mm natural rubber, sublimation print and laser-cut edges: it rolls or folds into the game box and lasts for years.

Our auxiliary mats are compatible with the games named above but are not official products of their publishers. Pick your game.