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Are there any blank maps (just the squares) that can be printed and used for making custom maps?
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I think the closest you get to blank is the backs of the early starter set maps. One was dusty gray and the other was sandy colored. I think D&D has similar maps.
If you're looking to make on-the-fly tabletop maps, you might want to get a "battle mat" and some dry-erase markers.
If you're talking about making a custom map using the computer, it would be easy enough to create a one-inch grid.
Good luck!
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gwek wrote:I think the closest you get to blank is the backs of the early starter set maps. One was dusty gray and the other was sandy colored. I think D&D has similar maps.
If you're looking to make on-the-fly tabletop maps, you might want to get a "battle mat" and some dry-erase markers.
If you're talking about making a custom map using the computer, it would be easy enough to create a one-inch grid.
Good luck!
A battle mat? What is that, and where can they be bought? Yes, I am looking for more of simple custom maps, rather than a computer made map.
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You could also take a white poster board , and a yardstick, and make 1 inch lines on each end, then draw lines end to end. Then you can always put your own cover and obstacles in.
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You could always download some graph paper from the net, cut it doen to 8.5x11 sheets and use Paint or a similar program to fill it in to whatever color you want; 4 sheets and you have a regulation sized map.
Be creative and have fun.
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