Terran 2D Zones Set - Rubber 2D Zones Compatible with Starcraft - 7.2"
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End of the round, a squad of Marines is huddled at the edge of Marker 3, and the ruler comes out again: is that base within 3" or not? The Terran 2D Zones Set answers before anyone asks. Its five rubber zones, 7.2" (18.5 cm) across and compatible with StarCraft: Tabletop Miniatures Game, put the 32 mm Mission Marker in the middle and show the 3" contest range around it.
Key features of the Terran 2D Zones Set
- Cut around the 32 mm Mission Marker - each zone has a 32 mm opening in the middle, the diameter the rules give for Mission Markers, so the marker you already play with sits right inside it.
- The 3" contest range on the table - from the edge of the opening to the outer edge is about 3" (7.6 cm), and the rules measure to the marker's nearest edge, so a base touching the zone is within 3" of the marker.
- Numbered and colour-coded like the markers - the zones carry the numbers 1 to 5 and follow the game's colour code: red for 1 and 3, blue for 2 and 4, and a separate colour for the neutral marker 5.
- Terran-themed print on 2 mm rubber - natural rubber with a printed polyester top, laser-cut edges and a non-slip underside, so models can stand on the zone and it stays where the deployment card put it.
- Five zones, one for every marker - the game numbers its Mission Markers from 1 to 5, and the set covers all of them, whether you play a Skirmish, Standard or Grand Offensive game.
Specification
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Contents | 5 zones |
| Diameter | 18.5 cm (7.2") |
| Centre opening | 32 mm, fits the game's Mission Marker |
| Ring width | About 7.6 cm (3"), the contest range |
| Numbering | 1 to 5 |
| Colour code | 1 and 3 red, 2 and 4 blue, 5 neutral |
| Design | Terran-themed print |
| Material | Natural rubber 2 mm, polyester top layer |
| Edges | Laser cut |
| Underside | Non-slip rubber |
| Compatible with | StarCraft: Tabletop Miniatures Game (unofficial) |
| Game sizes | Skirmish 36" x 36", Standard 36" x 54", Grand Offensive 36" x 72" |
| Same format | Protoss 2D Zones Set |
| Made in | Poland |
| SKU | T144 |
Where the Terran 2D Zones Set fits
The Scoring Phase, round after round - control goes to the player whose contesting units add up to the higher Current Supply Value, so with five zones down you see at a glance which units are in the count and only check line of sight, elevation and coherency for those.
Supply fights over a single marker - Marines, Marauders and Medics pile onto marker 5 against a Zerg brood. The rules hand the marker to the bigger Supply total, not the bigger crowd, and the ring shows whose units are close enough to count.
First games with the starter set - the Two Player Starter Set puts Terrans against Zerg, and its numbered markers are the 32 mm size the openings are cut for, so new players see the 3" range on the battlefield instead of learning it from the rulebook.
What makes the Terran 2D Zones Set different
The starter set comes with numbered cardboard Mission Markers and a ruler, and community range tools, such as 3D-printed rulers, measure 3" from one base at a time. Neoprene zones made for Warhammer 40,000 are cut around a 40 mm objective (3" + 40 mm + 3", about 19.2 cm), so with StarCraft's 32 mm marker their ring comes out about 4 mm too wide on every side. The Terran 2D Zones Set is cut for this game instead: 18.5 cm across, a 32 mm opening and a 3" ring, numbered and colour-coded like the markers, in the same format as the Protoss 2D Zones Set, so a Terran player gets zones in their own army's style.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Terran 2D Zones Set an official StarCraft product?
No - Playmats.eu makes it to be compatible with StarCraft: Tabletop Miniatures Game; Blizzard Entertainment and Archon Studio don't produce or license it.
Do the official Mission Markers fit in the middle?
Yes - the rulebook makes Mission Markers 32 mm across, and that's the size of the opening, so the marker from your starter set sits inside the zone and can still be flipped between its Activated and Deactivated sides.
If a base touches the zone, does that unit contest the marker?
It's within 3", which is one of the conditions. The unit also needs line of sight to the marker, the same elevation and coherency, and Flying or Burrowed units can't contest at all.
Can I use these zones for Warhammer 40,000?
Not as a range guide - 40K objectives are 40 mm, so they don't fit the 32 mm opening, and the ring would come out about 4 mm short. For 40K, Playmats.eu makes 7.6" (19.3 cm) rubber zones.
How many zones are in the set?
Five, numbered 1 to 5 - one for each numbered Mission Marker.
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Very close, but not always identical. Phones and monitors show colours in RGB, and each screen renders them a little differently depending on brightness and settings. We print in CMYK with our own calibration and match the print to the design as closely as possible.
Is the size exactly as listed?
Almost. Our materials are cut at high temperatures, so the final dimensions of a mat can differ by up to +/- 5 mm from the listed size. On a gaming table this difference has no effect on play, deployment zones or card layouts.
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