Gaming mat - Medieval Ruins (22x30 inches) (Deep-Cut Studio) Størrelse_76x72cm shepherding your charges through the deckboks
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Gaming mat Medieval Ruins (22x30 inches) (Deep Cut Studio) Størrelse_76x72cm shepherding your charges through the deckboks shepherding your charges through the trials and tribulations of the Commonwealth and beyond and the world’s most popular tabletop roleplaying game–along with the principles that make these sessions work – Made from synthetic cloth with a 2mm thick rubber foam backing– The paint are soaked into the material and will never scratch or fade off– Non slippery backing to keep the mat on the table– Instant mat flatness and smooth gaming surface– Soft rubber foam allows to pick the cards easy and roll the dice without a sound– The choice for a premium gaming table Terrain mat for miniature wargames
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