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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ibrandul" data-source="post: 9408303" data-attributes="member: 6871736">I’ve been known to pay Mike Schley directly for digital battle map images from WotC books and then order them printed on huge vinyl sheets (“banner signs”) from Vistaprint. That’s not cheap either, but it really enhances the play experience, so it’s worth it to me.B&G’s campaign boxes, some of which include that sort of thing (albeit on paper rather than vinyl), appeal to me. They’re designed to have utility on the table as well as collectible value. I’ve never purchased one, but if the stars aligned and I was about to start running an official WotC campaign for which a B&G box was available, I would probably spring for it.They don’t all contain the same mix of stuff, but between the world maps, battle maps, the adventure content itself, all the handouts and props, etc.—yeah, it’s whalebait but really good whalebait.This dice product has negligible session-enhancing potential, thus negligible appeal for me.</blockquote>