Reddit Reddit reviews Adams Grid Easel Pad, 1 Inch Grid Lines, 27 x 35.25 Inch, White (EP927342M)

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4 Reddit comments about Adams Grid Easel Pad, 1 Inch Grid Lines, 27 x 35.25 Inch, White (EP927342M):

u/StrangerFeelings · 1 pointr/DungeonsAndDragons

Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003HKQCOS/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

It works wonderfully for making maps for the game (I keep forgetting to make a forest map, I am TERRIBLE at drawing, haha.). The only problem I have is that when I got it, all the papers fell out of it after a few uses. I just started tearing them out.

If you don't mind using premade items, this is great. http://inkedadventures.com/main/downloads/

Not too pricey, and becase you can print them out, you will never run out of things that you need, or will use. I have a few printed out on poasterboard. They make for great instant rooms, or battle areas when you have a few unexpected things happen.

u/Ackbladder · 1 pointr/Pathfinder_RPG

I ran the first two books of RotRL before we switched to pure virtual games (via Roll20). I used a 3-pronged approach.

  1. I bought one of the larger Chessex maps linked above. I'd pre-draw the main area on this, and leave it covered with paper which I could remove as they discovered new areas.

  2. I bought a pad of 1" gridded paper (designed for use on easels). This way I could draw several maps that were likely to be re-used on their own sheets, and save them to pull out later.
    Amazon link to grid pad

  3. Printing out color maps from the digital PDF's and then cutting and gluing. Best looking, but time consuming and expensive (in ink and paper costs).

    For instance, in Book 1 I set it up as follows:

  • on sheets from pad: town square, Rusty Dragon floorplan (made up), church in Sandpoint
  • on Chessex map: Glassworks, upper level of goblin 'island'
  • printed out: Caverns of Wrath or whatever it's called, sub-levels of goblin fort
u/LordDraekan · 1 pointr/dndnext

You still could but now you just have to copy it or if you have access to something large enough, print it.

I use easel pads and they are great for pre-drawing encounters. For a highly customizable thing that you'll use over and over again I recommend /u/Gandledorf's comment. The vinyl Chessex mat is great.

u/imneuromancer · 1 pointr/DnD

If you want to pre-make your battle maps, your can go gridless and cheap with butcher paper

Alternatively, you can do a grid on EITHER grid-backed wrapping paper for cheap (especially after Christmas!!) or go with Easel Paper