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<blockquote data-quote="countgray" data-source="post: 1671694" data-attributes="member: 18338">I used to have a battlemat, but I gave it up.&nbsp; I now draw and cut out the rooms and corridors and such on one inch graph paper and place them on the coffeetable.&nbsp; That way the players only get to see one room at a time, it takes up less space and I can put down more rooms as needed.I also use a lot of art that I have found around the net.&nbsp; I particularly love the art from dundjini, skeleton key games and 0one games.&nbsp; I use them with miniatures and the counters I bought from Fiery Dragon's counter collection are particularly nice.&nbsp; Their Gold Collection comes with correctly scaled counters for just about every monster in the Monster manual.&nbsp; And it comes with some little dungeon corridors and room cards too.&nbsp; Very handy.I keep an Inn, Tavern, temple, corridors, caverns and various dungeon rooms handy in a folder to lay out as needed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="countgray, post: 1671694, member: 18338"] I used to have a battlemat, but I gave it up. I now draw and cut out the rooms and corridors and such on one inch graph paper and place them on the coffeetable. That way the players only get to see one room at a time, it takes up less space and I can put down more rooms as needed. I also use a lot of art that I have found around the net. I particularly love the art from dundjini, skeleton key games and 0one games. I use them with miniatures and the counters I bought from Fiery Dragon's counter collection are particularly nice. Their Gold Collection comes with correctly scaled counters for just about every monster in the Monster manual. And it comes with some little dungeon corridors and room cards too. Very handy. I keep an Inn, Tavern, temple, corridors, caverns and various dungeon rooms handy in a folder to lay out as needed. [/QUOTE]

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