Tabletop Papercraft #5.5 - 2-Minute Tabletop - The Sequel!!

Welcome to Episode 5.5 of Tabletop Papercraft, a sequel to Episode 5, where we take a further look at 2-Minute Tabletop and their range of Battle, Encounter, Wargaming and Roleplaying Maps/Mats.
In this series I highlight some of the many paper/card models and producers that can really enhance your tabletop battlegrounds and games or add to your armies at very little cost.
A very distinctive art style, a wide range of locations and maps to choose from, with the ability to choose gridded or non-gridded, and at multiple sizes.
There are a lot that are Pay-What-You-Want designs (Free is an option, but I recommend paying!), but by paying a small amount you get more choice and a lot of variants of the designs.
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[@rootyful]

Oh wow! I made these :D It's amazing to see my maps fully printed out, and in such great quality
I've learned now to try and stick to maps that are multiples of a full printer page for simplicity sake, but it's amazing to see that you even made these inconveniently sized maps work.
Unfortunately, yeah, the maps of this pack weren't designed to be combined directly. They're more designed from a roleplayer's perspective as small maps for random encounters for a party traveling through the desert. But it's really incredible to get some insight of a Wargamer on this.
I think some more generic all-rounder maps are on our to-do list anyway. I'll definitely keep your feedback in mind if and when I work on some!

[@IthaquasBane]

Many thanks for the feedback and kind comments! These shall be used in some games I have planned for the near(ish) future. Thanks again!!