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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rechan" data-source="post: 5739106" data-attributes="member: 54846">If you're OK using counters (2D printouts on cardboard), you can make your own. Check out <a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/media-lounge-miscellaneous-geek-stuff/225315-sources-images-use-tokens.html" target="_blank">this thread</a> for instance - there are so many great images you can find. You take the image, resize it to 1" by 1" (or however large you need) and print it out. (You can likely do this on campus if necessary).Once you have them printed off, you glue the sheet of paper to any piece of cardboard (I like using cereal boxes), then cut the pieces into 1" by 1" squares, and you're done. Also, you might like <a href="http://gamingpaper.com/" target="_blank">gaming paper</a> - sheets of sturdy, stain-proof waxpaper, a meter long and a third of that wide. I find this useful in case you want to prep special maps ahead of time. Best of all, you can clean and reuse the paper. Finally, be a little creative with cheap stuff. You can use cardboard and a little glue to create 3D platforms. Use flexible pipe cleaners for marks or to represent area effects/zones.</blockquote>