Battle Game Mat for DND - [48" x 72"] Wargaming Tabletop Map - Gaming Board for Warhammer 40k, Dungeons and Dragons, Wargame RPG - Vinyl Gaming Jungle Terrain

This item is just as shown and described on the listing. This is the best looking mat I have found after searching for a while. It is water proof vinyl. It is tricky to preroll for the first time. But it looks good on the game table. Great product. Can't wait to surprise the players with this new concept for an adventure. impressive product. One reason I picked this item is that it will fit on larger play surfaces.

I actually bought the mat since a friend had purchased the moss mat and I liked it quite a bit. Below are some of my thoughts:Pattern: Part of the reason I chose the cobblestone mat was because of the random cobblestone pattern. I feel like some other designs are too rigid with their placement and lack variety so I really enjoyed the way the graphics were setup. I do wish there would be a mat with be some sort of combination city to grassland design. Maybe sections of cobblestone surrounded by grassland or cobblestone that fades to grassland.Material: I think the material seems quite durable and pliable. I've not had any concerns with tearing, ripples, bumps or other defects to date. I was worried the finish might have some slight glare but with soft lighting I've not had any issues. The material while durable, is also fairly thin so the mat rolls up tight and is easy to carry around.Size: While I didn't measure the size, it seemed to perfectly fit the 4' x 8' table we had setup.Other: Since I used this fresh out of the package, I did have some rolling issues but my friend's mat has been laying flat for sometime and doesn't require anything to tape it down. It also doesn't slide around the table which is a good thing and terrain can be easily positioned on it.Overall I think this is a great quality mat in regards to durability and graphics. Generally to find a mat similar to this you're probably looking at double the price.

Inexpensive - comparatively to other solutions to have a wargame table cover- whether playing mini's or when putting two tables together so small game pieces don't fall to the floor. I just keep it on the tables at all times and ready to go.

This was purchased for playing Star Trek Attack Wing (STAW). What people recommend for games like STAW and Star Wars X-Wing (STXW) is a 3ftx3ft star map which is padded like a yoga mat (slip resistant bottom) to prevent movement of game pieces.When you search for game mats on Amazon (as of 6/20/17) you can find mats similar to this without a slip resistant bottom for around $25-30, and if you want the slip resistant bottom it will cost you $75-80.The slip resistant bottom is a must, but I just didn't want to spend more... so I took a chance. It was scary as hell buying an non-reviewed item which is why I'm reviewing this for you.The reason I picked this mat is because it comes in multiple sizes. I got this one in the 48" square size. The reason is because you get more flexibility of game play with a mat larger that "36 square (some of STAW's "miniatures" like the Borg Cube are huge and take up a ton of space).It came rolled, in a long rectangular box - totally adequate. The nylon like material is similar to what you would see hanging at an outdoor bar (which I believe is the metaphor they use in the items description), with small waffle like stitching for texture (similar to Seersucker weave which I was excited to see because that should prevent tearing). The print quality I am happy with, they are not going to be able to make it pristine because of the texturing, but it is a great trade of both because of the non-rip quality it adds as well as adding an extra non-slip feature to the surface of the canvas. Once you lay it out and put some books on it, it flattens out pretty quick.Now you have to deal with the slipping issue, because like other mats of this style it does not have a nonslip bottom. I went to a lumber supplier and had them cut me a 40# square of Sanded Plywood (1/4" thick soft wood). They will not cut angles at most hardware stores line Lowes or Home Depot, so I took the piece home and cut off the corners to match the size and shape of the felt top of my poker table. The mat was wrapped over the wood, with the excess material stapled and duct taped to the back.I am incredibly happy with the finished product. It looks incredible, it plays incredible. By stapling it to wood I lost the ability to roll it up and transport it easily but I knew that going in. The total cost for all the materials and alterations was under $50. It looks so good, even my buddies who do not play STAW request I leave it on the table when we play poker.It's a great mat!

Bought to run temple of elemental evil by Gary gygax, and it’s been a godsend you can fit two of the large maps on here since it’s so big, making it easy to have my next map drawn and ready way before I even need it, which is a relief. The map itself is of great quality and cleans off nicely with dry erase markers and spray rubbing alcohol. The price originally seemed a little high but it’s totally worth it.

Bought it for my friend. We use it every weekend. If your here looking for game mats, this might be what you're looking for.

PROS: It looks ok. It works for my gaming. It looks quite durable. It see it is listed as a "toy." Realize that humans over 60 years old can also use this item for wargamming hobbies. CONS: There is no cushion on the mat. It is shiny. I do not know if it would fade in sunlight.

Amazing mat, looks great, plays great