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Just a quick update to the modular dungeon pitch I mentioned above.

I've received a test print and will post up photos of the actual product in action over the next few days and weeks when I can find someone to playtest it with me.







Each mat has 12 '6x4' rooms, 6 '2x2' corridors, 6 doors, 6 teleporters, 6 chests (with hidden balls and explosions) as well as 6 traps and a scatter direction marker. This is everything you need to play games.

You can have a buy them here for $38.
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So you cut then the mat when it arrives. Right?

I think to order five of them for our dungeon cup tournament next spring in germany.
Along with our 3 custom made ones from plaster.

That's right, I was glad to find it cuts up easily with normal kitchen scissors. I didn't need to use a ruler or a hobby knife.
Much lighter to carry than plaster!







I'm really happy with this. The bottom is rubber, so they don't slip at all, even on my glass table.



I took this photo with a black rubber mat underneath it as well (because it looks better on black), and the combination of rubber on rubber means it definitely doesn't move at all!



Here are some closeups:





You can also buy a set of the dungeon bowl special play cards that I made for use with the LRB6 dungeon bowl rules from the same site







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The rubber dungeon mats look nice, but where are the end zones?

see the rules in my signature,

the 3 doors at each end of the field serve the same function as endzones.

The shown dungeon tiles are exactly the set to build the 12 different dungeons for the Adelaide dungeonbowl rules. Before the game 2d6 are rolled and that dungeon then assembled and played.

And 3 doors give the game a better flow then an endzone full of blockers.

here's an example

These look very smart, will need to pick up a couple for the league.

First one ordered.

I like those rubber backed mats. Well done!

As another option, has anyone tried the three Dungeon Builder Kits from Mage Knight? They also come with pre-painted doors.

http://www.amazon.com/Mage-Knight-Dunge ... B00005TNI5

http://dmbgames.co.uk. Is an option if you like 3d

for 3D boards at Adelaide Dungeon Bowl Cup we use hirst arts molds to cast plaster floors, walls, doors, chests etc

for standard games


and crazy big games

Those rubber mats look fantastic, may have to pick up one myself. Would love to see a few different styles e.g Inside Egyptian pyramid (Tomb Kings) or Mayan/Incan/Aztec temple (Lizardmen) etc

there's a few options,
like paved, cave, metal and ice

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I think this is the link anc001 meant:
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