D&D: Icewind Dale Map - 31"x 21" - GF9's Official Dungeons & Dragons Tapletop Map, Multicoloured, One Size, (72806)

Crisp printing, nice size, wet erase friendly. And the tube it comes in can fit my chessex battle mat in there with it! Completely happy with this purchase.

I was surprised at the quality of the map. Great details, great quality, and I look forward to using it with my gaming group. I wish more products on Amazon where of this quality.

This map is a little extraneous since there isn’t much here besides topography and a few small towns. But if you’re setting a D&D campaign in this region of the Forgotten Realms it’s nice to have. The selling point here is it’s made on a vinyl material where you can use dry erase markers on it and wipe it clean. It lies 100% flat out of the tube and has a great feel to it. Better than paper and even canvas IMO (which you can buy on Etsy if you’re so inclined). Gale Force maps are the best hands down.

It's nice having a visual of the area of Icewind Dale and the surrounding area. I use this map as a visual aid for my gaming group.

Great print work. Great material used. Love the location - how it expands past Ten Towns, and goes way off into Reghed and even beyond.My only criticism would be that the question I posted wasnt answered very honestly. I asked if the map comes rolled or folded, and was told several times that it comes rolled in a clear tube. It didn't. It came in a box and wasnt rolled. And it came a bit wrinkled - luckily the material is such that the wrinkles can be fixed. So if shipping was a better (roll it and throw a rubber band on it, man...not hard to do) I would be a 5-star dropper..

A very large map that I use to decorate the game table during the sessions. It gives a good sense of the vast area around Ten Towns. The only drawback for this product is the fact that it does not contain the maps of the towns themselves.

Good.

This Vynil Map is there if you want a more resilient copy of your map than the one given in the Module RotF. I do NOT recommend you to use blue sticky stuff directly on it tho, it might tear off, but it is going to stain it. Instead; Buy a few (strong enough) magnets and metal flat disk at your dollar stuff (sometimes comes together) and use the sticky stuff to stick the disk to wall and the magnets to pin the map. Really nice for players to look at, even if its a bit smaller than the paper one, only one-sided, no labels for the DM stuff and the missions so the players can use it.P.S. Revise The Travel time, might be relevant, make some research instead of using the "takes half the time to get there if on dogsled" from the book. Trust me. Its way better.