RPG Mats

A roleplaying game runs on improvisation, and the map has to keep up. Printed maps show one place, tiles take a box, paper tears. We make three kinds of map that survive a whole campaign, plus the small things that go on top of them.

Dry-erase battle mats
0.7 mm PVC with a wipe-clean top layer and a printed grid: draw the room, run the fight, wipe it, draw the next one. Two sizes, 50x50 cm for a single encounter and 80x80 cm for a whole dungeon level, each with a square grid for D&D and Pathfinder or a hex grid for hex-based systems. Six prints: Grass, Papyrus, Dungeon, Cobblestone, Snow and plain White. A marker comes in the box.

Modular RPG maps
Sixteen 8" / 20 cm rubber tiles with a printed square grid, as Castle Corridors and Dungeons or Caves. Lay a corridor, add a room, reveal a dead end only when the party reaches it. 2 mm natural rubber with laser-cut edges, so the tiles stay flat and the grid lines up.

RPG map books
Tactical maps bound like a book with a dry-erase grid built in: Fantasy Adventures and Future Adventures in A4 and A3 with 14 maps, Fantasy Village and Western and Steampunk in A3 with 18, each in a square or hex grid version. The map is always ready and the whole book fits in the bag.

RPG accessories
Dry-erase token sets in 1", 2", 3" and 4" sizes for conditions and areas of effect, markers to draw with, and 22x22 cm rubber dice trays to keep the d20 off the map.
Imagine session night: the GM opens the map book to a tavern, the fight spills into the street drawn on the Cobblestone mat, and the dungeon beneath grows tile by tile as the party descends. Three maps, one table, nothing printed in advance.

Our RPG products work with any system but are not official products of Wizards of the Coast, Paizo or other publishers. Choose a collection and give your campaign a table.