🎮 Enhance Your Gaming Experience with Battle Double Markers Polyhedral Playing Set Review

This is a very good mat that I used for Dungeons & Dragons 5e. I'm used to wet erase vinyl but this dry erase finish is beating my pants! Very smooth on both sides. One is plain white with a square grid and the other has the beautiful appearance of faded parchment with a square grid. Like a whiteboard, markers rub off easily for small stains (rare stains can be removed with water and paper towels). The kit includes good dry erase markers and a good eraser. I haven't checked the quality of the…

I am one of those masters who like to prepare. A lot of. I pre-wrote about 20 possible matches for my players. I have many landscape models. I have hundreds of labeled and named ambient sounds. From time to time, my players can surprise me, so I have to come up with something on the fly. Nobody likes to sit around and wait while I draw a battle map, so it's good to have some pre-drawn maps. This mat is perfect for that. The handles keep it nice and flat and also lift it off the supporting…

First of all, the tube that you get it in is great. Really durable and has a cap that slips off. All included extras (dice, markers and erasers) make the game great. I've used it for a few games and it's wearing off. The biggest problem is that it doesn't lay flat. Others say turn it the other way or leave it for a few hours. Never mind, that thing has a damn good memory. I had to use big candles to keep the corners down even during the day, once the candles are up they curl up. Speaking of…

This rug seemed to be all I needed. It was the size I wanted, came in a storage box, with dry erase pens, an eraser and a set of dice. For the price I wouldn't say it was a bad buy, but it doesn't last. The carpet itself is made from poorly laminated paper. I've had the mat less than 6 months now and have only used it once a week but the corners of the laminate are already starting to peel off. The carpet is also not easy to fold and unfold. Every time I take it out I have to spend time laying…

I recently started DMing and looked at wet erase mats which I soon found were quite expensive. When I first looked at this rug, I loved the large format and the reversible option (the brown texture is really fun), but I was skeptical about the paper's durability over time. I've had the blanket for 3 months now and everything is fine. I think MOST of this has to do with the tube protector that comes with the plastic protector plates, which is absolutely necessary to protect the mat from…

I was really excited about this because it comes in nice packaging with a "BATTLEMAT" military template on the side and it looks very cool. But once I open it? The thing is cheap. The price was surprisingly low, I think I got what I paid for but no. It's a very thin, hard plastic that curls horribly. And the manufacturers *know* it curls horribly because they've compensated for it by including four plastic guides that slide down the sides to try to keep it straight (they barely work). The only…

This Battle Grid map is pretty good. It comes along with dry erase markers and an eraser in a sturdy, rolled up and secure tube. It also includes four pieces of plastic that you place on top of the card. I assume you will straighten them so you can play them. It is double sided, one side is white and the other has a sandy finish. The markers draw well enough, but are VERY easily erased. Even a sheet of paper touching the footprints would erase the footprints for example, so I'd probably make a…

The card looked very promising when it arrived. It had what I wanted - two sides, one yellowish and the other black and white. The lines were clear enough to be seen without hesitation, and they even came with markers and an eraser. It was difficult to remove the battle card. After the first session, the problems became clear. Pros: - 2 sided - relatively cheap - fairly decent size and large - comes with transfer tube, markers, dice set and pouch, eraser - good inch (not measured, seems…