RPG Tomes & Books

A game master’s biggest logistics problem is never the story, it is the maps: which battle mat is in which bag, which one has the dungeon, which one is still rolled up in the car. A map book fixes that by keeping an entire set of terrains between two covers, in page order, ready whenever the party changes direction.

Four editions

• Fantasy Adventures: 14 unique dry-erase maps covering deserts, dungeons, fields and cobblestone streets, in A3 or A4 with a square or hex grid.
• Future Adventures: the same 14-map, A3-or-A4, square-or-hex structure in a sci-fi and post-apo palette, for campaigns that have left the medieval setting behind.
• Fantasy Village Adventures: 18 maps in A3 with a square grid, built around settlements and the spaces between them.
• Western & Steampunk: 18 A3 maps with a square grid, for frontier towns, clockwork workshops and everything in between.

Open flat, draw, wipe, repeat
Each book opens flat on the table at roughly 30x42 cm, so a page reads like a dedicated mat rather than a book fighting to stay open. The square grid fits systems like Dungeons & Dragons and Pathfinder directly; the hex grid editions suit groups that count in hexes instead. Draw the session’s encounter on today’s page, wipe it clean afterward, and the next page is already a different place.

One book, not a crate of mats
Fourteen to eighteen maps per book means most campaigns never run out of ground before the story moves somewhere new, and the whole set travels as one object instead of a stack of rolled mats.

Imagine the session that takes an unplanned left turn: the party ignores the dungeon, heads for the village instead, and the GM just turns to a different page.

Our map books are compatible with grid-based RPGs generally and are not products of any game publisher. Pick your edition.