Path Gaming Double Sided Battle Grid Game Mat 36 X 24 Inches - 2 Mats, 4 Terrains, 4 Markers, 1 Eraser, and 1 Spray Bottle. Great for Dungeons and Dragons/DND

Easy to draw maps on the different terrains. Makes our games look more interesting and the built-in grid is so much better than my hand-drawn pieces of paper.

Used these for my 1st dm seasion and worked perfactly for what i needed.

Used these today and they were amazing, the markers work very well and the mats are extremely easy to clean up and roll back up into the tube.

Brilliant for our dnd sessions.

great addition to our gaming table when we held our in person event rather than the usual playing online. Given it is wipe clean you can even have players use different colors to track things as they play and erase them when needed. Added a different but fun dynamic and can't wait to use again.

Been great for DnD

The white board maker comes off really easily while still wet, but once dry, stays quite well, which is good for if you want to prepare maps ahead of time. Great value for tabletop gaming without having to spend a fortune on custom made sets etc. Ideal for using during battles for those who need something visual to plan their attacks.

This is a great product. I had a chessex mat which is really nice but these are a little more sophisticated and served me well at a recent gaming convention.

The media could not be loaded.  The maps are big and the print is high quality, I’ve tested the markers and they don’t leave any smudges. It works perfect for the battles at my table

These are great! We use them for DND.The tube they come in is good for transport but they come out all rolled up, we use our books to keep them flat.Markers aren't SUPER long lasting but provide good colour. Love that it comes with the eraser and solution bottle (comes empty but I made my own to fill it)

Good size, happy with the graphics (simple and minimalist), and the dry erase works as it should, but the material is very plasticky and comes rolled up, so it does NOT want to lay flat. I've tried rolling it up the opposite way, but that hasn't solved the problem. I've just been weighting the corners when I play, which works for now, but my next purchase will be a vellum map.

Came with dry erase markers and wiper. And packaged in a sturdy tube for transport.

They work well enough. Curl up about as much as any other map of this type, but I hold them down with magnets. My major gripe is that for most of them, the grid lines are too thick and dark. This means that when I draw boundaries onto the map with dry erase or wet erase markers, it is barely visible.