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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kerranin" data-source="post: 5518443" data-attributes="member: 93904">The ability to re-use and/or adapt a map is key to making a useful map, high resolution is nice but isn't key.The basic features of Paizo flipmat maps, which make them some of the best around:- The ability to fold them flat into an A4/US Letter sized space, this makes them easy to pack and carry.- The ability to use either dry-erase or wet erase markers on the map and not stain them permanently. (which is a deficiency with some maps)- That the map is sufficiently large to be useful when laid flat.- For a 3e/4e setting a pre-drawn 1 inch grid for ease of use.- Finally, and not true of all their flipmat maps, is that the map content be sufficiently generic that it can be reused in a number of scenarios.</blockquote>