Melee Mats Battle Game - 48x72 - Dungeons Tabletop Dragons Dice Role Playing Map - Wargaming RPG Warfare 40k Flames War - Reusable Miniature Figure Board Games - Warhammer Gaming Vinyl

I actually bought the mat since a friend had purchased the moss mat and I liked it quite a bit. Below are some of my thoughts:Pattern: Part of the reason I chose the cobblestone mat was because of the random cobblestone pattern. I feel like some other designs are too rigid with their placement and lack variety so I really enjoyed the way the graphics were setup. I do wish there would be a mat with be some sort of combination city to grassland design. Maybe sections of cobblestone surrounded by grassland or cobblestone that fades to grassland.Material: I think the material seems quite durable and pliable. I've not had any concerns with tearing, ripples, bumps or other defects to date. I was worried the finish might have some slight glare but with soft lighting I've not had any issues. The material while durable, is also fairly thin so the mat rolls up tight and is easy to carry around.Size: While I didn't measure the size, it seemed to perfectly fit the 4' x 8' table we had setup.Other: Since I used this fresh out of the package, I did have some rolling issues but my friend's mat has been laying flat for sometime and doesn't require anything to tape it down. It also doesn't slide around the table which is a good thing and terrain can be easily positioned on it.Overall I think this is a great quality mat in regards to durability and graphics. Generally to find a mat similar to this you're probably looking at double the price.

With 10th Edition Warhammer coming out, me and my buddy spent a lot of time and money getting our armies, rules, and game pieces ready to play our first game. However, the average game of 40k is played on 60 X 44 tables so finding a gaming mat that wasn't over $100 was a challenge. I'd much rather be spending that kind of money on models than table decorations, and since we just bought the box set, we weren't looking to make many more huge purchases. But this mat only being around $47 was such a steal and right in my budget. And while it's not 10/10 material, it is still a nice mat for its price. Considering my other options were more than double the price, I'd take this one any day.

my kid loves it so much

Let's just get it out of the way, it's not a $150 FLG mat. But, it's really nice for the price. It's vinyl, so it had the same feeling as a roll down window shade. That out of the way, it's a really nice mat. The picture quality is great and it seems durable enough. It's a fantastic mat for the price.

It's thinner than I thought it would be. It reminds me of a vinyl table cloth, not like a cheap dollar store one, but a sturdy one. Has a texture to it - doesn't match the art or anything, but it's nice. I do wonder if the edges will frey or crackle and tear in time, but I'll see if I can get a shipping tube or canvas tube or something for it. I do like the art for it. Planning to put 3D printed scenery on it and will upload pics at some point. Giving it 3 stars for now, but could go 4 if it holds up well.Update: Has held up just fine. I like putting tile sets over it, mixing and matching the cardboard D&D ones with the cardstock Pathfinder ones. The point is that it's a good foundation. 3D printed terrain is ok. Drawing on it is ok. Planning on buying a space mat soon. Really wish they had an ocean mat - other than the double sided laminated thing they sell.