F.A.T. MATS: CORE ENVIRONMENT MUDDY FIELD 60"X44" (Special Order)

⚠️ Figure / statue — cancellation: if you cancel, a 50% restocking fee applies (figures are hard to resell). If we can't fulfill, you're refunded in full — no fee.

⚠️ Figurine / statue — annulation : si vous annulez, des frais de restockage de 50 % s'appliquent (les figurines sont difficiles à revendre). Si nous ne pouvons honorer, vous êtes remboursé en totalité — sans frais.

TABLEWAR® is expanding the F.A.T. Mat® line with a new series of Core Environments™. TABLEWAR has long been known as the originator of the neoprene gaming mat and has led with the most innovative and detailed designs. The artwork is always clean and without low-quality, repeating patterns. The design elements have always served to enrich the gaming environment. With these new Core Environments, we create more open pallets for gamers to build their battlefields while retaining the art quality TABLEWAR is known for. Beginning fall of 2021, this starts with the Cracked Earth and Snow Core Environments. These will be followed in early 2022 with Cobblestone, Muddy Field, Asphalt, Grassy Field, and Dirt Field. In total, eight great new designs across several game mat sizes. Build the perfect miniature wargaming world with Core Environments™ F.A.T. Mats® from TABLEWAR®!

The F.A.T. mat comes with a black canvas zipper bag and a F.A.T. tag (luggage tag) with a picture of the mat contained inside. One 60x44" Gaming Surfaces with unique themes Mouse Pad material, a neoprene rubber backing with a water resistant, smooth surface...Great for a gaming mat! While other battlemat surfaces can be great, they have their limitations. Felt has hairs that catch models while moving and gets dirty easily, cloth creases and is plain, latex mats require painting and tear easily, wood surfaces are heavy, can be expensive and require a lot of work to prepare and paint. Plastic looks great, but dice bounce all over it loudly, it's expensive, you have to paint it, they're difficult to transport and they have seams running across them where the tiles meet. A game mat on a mouse pad would be durable but flexible, light, good looking, easy to use with no preparation needed, and reasonably priced!