Laminated Tiles

I self-laminated all my floors so I could draw on my dungeon as needed. In addition, I feel the laminate gives the tiles a little more high quality feel to them, like the domes on my tokens. I don't laminate the wall sections because I don't ever see myself needing to apply dry erase to them and it would frankly be a pain to do all the thin cutting in such a thicker surface than paper.  

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Use to mark:

• Traps

• Important dungeon features (chasms, etc.)

• Items/treasure​

"A ruby key lies in the middle of an otherwise empty room."

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An added bonus, vinyl cling stickers adhere to the tiles.

• Dead bodies (I designate fallen bodies as Difficult Terrain)

• Spell effects​

Supplies

Notice: Although I try to update all of my links & prices at least once a month, Amazon sellers may change or remove the particular items or prices since the time they have been listed here. The items I have listed are the best that I have found at the time, but any item matching the general description should suffice for this project.

I've broken these down by size and then by part. In addition, I have added the keywords I used to find these items if you want to do your own searches or in the event that the seller has changed/removed the item listed below.

• Self-Adhesive Laminating Sheets, Letter Size (50, 9 x 12 inches/4 Mil) - $13 - In addition to being a massively awesome deal, the larger size will give room for error when applying

  • Keywords: self-adhesive laminating sheets

Assembly

1. Follow instructions as per Crooked Staff's tutorial, except apply laminate to texture paper before mounting onto cardboard