📓 Manila Graph Paper, 1 Inch Rule, 9 x 12 Inches, Pack of 500 - School Smart 085481 Review

This paper is great value and is manila in color with a neat paper look. I think it's perfect for adding various interesting articles to magazines or adding interest to collages/mixed media.

Seems to be good paper so far! I bought it to create maps for my D&D campaign and while I haven't been able to use it in one session yet I think it fits my plans perfectly and I'm very excited to try it out. Note because I didn't actually count how many 500 sheets of paper actually are. there are so many. A pack lasts forever.

I read the reviews before purchasing so I already knew the paper was off-white and 8x11 square. However, partial squares on the edges can be combined, which is great for building dungeons in my D&D game. This paper allows me to create and plan each room as it appears, rather than creating a super large map and keeping unfamiliar rooms closed. This makes my dungeon easier to build and feels more immersive for my players.

If you need graph paper to create maps for tabletop RPGs, look no further. This is the best deal I've found in terms of price and finish for a 1" x 1" mesh. I make rough drafts of my maps and then cut out each room with this paper (glue a few strips together for larger rooms). I can then set aside cards for one room at a time while my players explore the dungeons. It's the perfect balance of pre-drawn maps and keeping each dungeon's secrets safe. I've been using it for about 8 months and will…

Manila color with blue lines is great for D&D desktop cards. It looks neutral and natural to play with and is more suitable than bright white paper. I'm a minimalist when it comes to encounter cards, and the black marker on them really stands out. The paper has a soft tooth, which is nice, but heavier markers bleed. I can glue two or more sheets together for larger cards and just roll them up to carry around. It's also inexpensive and 500 sheets last a long time. Back to basics! Ideal for our…