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Message: <blockquote data-quote="webrunner" data-source="post: 5261791" data-attributes="member: 63727">I bought two packs, one pack is enough to cover an average room, two is enough to cover a large, complicated room.  They stay up pretty well.  The only issue is that some of the hooks break off easily as the plastic is cheap, but if you use these on the ends of your 'pre made' segments it should be alright.  The fact it comes with doors too is a huge boon.  It's also ridiculously inexpensive compared to things like Dwarven Forge and easy compared to papercraft terrain.  It doesnt let you do anything really fancy but just having the walls there really helps a room map pop.As for the cards, i make them using photoshop.  Split the document into 3, landscape, name at the top, stat card on the bottom flipped, then i print on cardstock, fold it over, cut into three, tape on top edge, then cut two slots into the folded end.   Then I draw a humorous sketch of the monster on the back (my Orc Scout had a cap, earpeice, and baseball bat, and one of my zombies had an I HEART BRAINS shirt on).  Players get a kick out of it.</blockquote>