Dungeon Masters Isometric Graph Paper: 3D Mapping Made Easy

Really nice and handy!

Gifted to a DM, and she was ECSTATIC!

Being older, it's hard to master all the intricacies of computer-aided drafting, not having grown up with it or having classes to learn from. So I rely on good, old-fashioned technical drawing to get my ideas down. But while quadrille paper works for multiview orthographic drawings, it's more difficult with isometric drawings, requiring the use of 30/60 drafting triangles. Owned a Draftette portable drafting portfolio for a while, but it was fairly cumbersome. Decided to give isometric graph paper a try.This one stood out from others on Amazon for having a grid of rhombuses rather than equilateral triangles. Eliminating the vertical lines reduces the feeling of clutter, but it's easy enough to interpolate vertical lines when you need them using the vertices. The grid is lightly printed. Visible but not obtrusive. I'd seen complaints on other products that the grids were too dark, making it hard to see pencil marks. The paper is relatively light, but pencil marks won't show through the other side. Only a couple of things I'm not thrilled about. When they say "120 pages," they really do mean 120 pages, as in 60 double-sided sheets. But I expected that. And I wish there was a version with the grid rotated 90 degrees so I could make drawings that are wider than they are tall.

I am no artist, but this grid paper definitely helps when creating dungeons for my players. It's very helpful to see different heights in the terrain.

High quality paper with excellent binding and stiff cover. It was well worth the cost.

I really love drawing isometric dungeons for my D&D games, as they give a sense of depth and elevation to the dungeons. This product is excellent, and it arrived right on time. My only gripe is that I wish the pages were perforated, so I can separate the page from the book and draw with a clipboard as a backdrop for the paper. As it is, I have to cut out the paper myself, otherwise I get indents in the subsequent pages from penciling in the dungeon.If possible, it might be a good idea for the seller to add perforated pages, if possible. Still a great product!

Paper quality is terrible. Might as well be drawing on tissue paper.

Do you know a DM? Anyone who likes to draw dungeons or buildings? I bought this for a d&d enthusiast who was thrilled with the gift. Skip buying another set of dice and pick this instead!Pages were thick enough, lines aren't too dark but are easily visible, and its all bound together with glue at the edges for easy page removal. Pro tip: also buy an eraser variety pack.