YES! It is called Upholstery Vinyl. Available at just about any fabric store by the yard in varying colors. Holds up better than the chesses mats to red wet erease marker too!Woas said:Do they sell gridless wet-erase battlemats?
frankthedm said:YES! It is called Upholstery Vinyl. Available at just about any fabric store by the yard in varying colors. Holds up better than the chesses mats to red wet erease marker too!
Tarek said:The grid is a convenience that makes things faster to draw on the battlemat and quicker for movement....or make my own terrain from foamcore, glue, and flocking.
No-grid is better than square grid.frankthedm said:[IMaGel]http://img520.imageshack.us/img520/176/nogridgm5.png[/IMaGel]
Ever since 2E, my group tended not to use the grid much, we'd use it to eyeball short distances, but we usually reached for a ruler rather than counting squares. Small critters took up 20mm, larger critters took up whatever thier base was, etc... It happens in almost every game we play and I wonder who else plays like this? And will your group continue to ignore the grid and measure into 4E?
You can buy Counter Collection Digital, with over 2000 unique counter images from Fiery Dragon Productions.Intrope said:I'll definitely stick with a grid--a *hex* grid!
BTW, I don't suppose that your counter set is downloadable?