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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Iron Sheep" data-source="post: 1387803" data-attributes="member: 4965">For a few dollars you can buy big pads of poster-sized 1 inch grid paper at most office supply stores.  Add in some sharpies (or other markers) of various colours, and some scrap paper to soak up bleed-through and you can draw custom battle locations, or map a dungeon as the players progress through it.  If you put the time and effort in, the maps can look quite good.Not as durable as a battlemat or tact-tiles, but it has the advantage that you can tear off a sheet and save it for re-use, so you don't have to keep on re-drawing the state of play every session.  I have a poster tube full of old maps which I may re-use later.And it's cheap!I am still sort of interested in what the original poster talks about: pre-printed geomorphs for standard locations, as that would save me some time, but I suspect I'd still be making a lot of my own custom maps.Corran</blockquote>