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<blockquote data-quote="Richards" data-source="post: 7527487" data-attributes="member: 508">I have two approaches.&nbsp; For smaller areas, I do like the original poster: I print off as many pages of 1&quot; grids as I need on 8.5&quot; x 11&quot; paper (I made an 8x10 table of 1&quot; grids and cut off the excess along the borders) and draw each area using colored Sharpies as necessary.&nbsp; (Occasionally I'll use colored construction paper for water or magma areas.)&nbsp; Those get laid out on the table as needed, depending upon where the PCs go.For bigger areas, I use the backs of desk calendar pages, which I grid off into 1&quot; squares with a yardstick and then draw on them as needed with colored Sharpies.&nbsp; Those get rolled up, placed inside cardboard tubes from rolls of toilet paper or paper towels (with the adventure's name written on the cardboard), and stored in a dresser drawer in my gaming area/man-cave until needed.And I also pick up the odd Paizo Flip-Mat for areas I'll likely use multiple times: forest areas, hills, rivers, etc.Johnathan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Richards, post: 7527487, member: 508"] I have two approaches. For smaller areas, I do like the original poster: I print off as many pages of 1" grids as I need on 8.5" x 11" paper (I made an 8x10 table of 1" grids and cut off the excess along the borders) and draw each area using colored Sharpies as necessary. (Occasionally I'll use colored construction paper for water or magma areas.) Those get laid out on the table as needed, depending upon where the PCs go. For bigger areas, I use the backs of desk calendar pages, which I grid off into 1" squares with a yardstick and then draw on them as needed with colored Sharpies. Those get rolled up, placed inside cardboard tubes from rolls of toilet paper or paper towels (with the adventure's name written on the cardboard), and stored in a dresser drawer in my gaming area/man-cave until needed. And I also pick up the odd Paizo Flip-Mat for areas I'll likely use multiple times: forest areas, hills, rivers, etc. Johnathan [/QUOTE]

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