Table-top Roleplaying Games- they catch a lot of flack, but they are the foundation for basically every video game we enjoy today. It's a great tradition that should be upheld, not just through adaptation into digital mediums, but through it's original method of enjoyment. Yeah, digital tabletops and fantasy RPG videogames are great. Sure, a laptop is convenient and using Discord to play games with your friends is nice. But sitting down with a pad, a pen, and few pals just takes the cake. Sharing pizza, smoking some smoke, drinking a little drink. Get down tonight.

Back on track- if you like using a real book, and writing down your adventures, I've got you covered. To me, nothing beats drawing a map on a piece of paper. Whether you're needing to lay out a grid, a set of hexes, or you're going all out with an isometric dungeon, this dotted notebook is adaptable to all needs. Hell, if you want you can even write quest notes down in it. The dots are the perfect guideline for isometric dungeons/castle renditions as they help you stay on track without distracting the viewer from the details of your finished work. As a guide, they help you keep your grids and hexes straight so that everything comes out neat and easily readable.

• Covers with soft-touch coating, but depending on availability, cover may be a harder version
• Cover weight: 10.38 oz/yd² (352 g/m²)
• Page weight: 2.62 oz/yd² (89 g/m²)
• Metal wire O-binding
• 140 DOTTED pages. By connecting the dots, isometric drawings, squares and hexes can be created- which are perfect for making dungeon/encounter maps for TTRPG games
• Notebooks measure 5.6″ × 8.5″ (14 × 21 cm)
• Blank product sourced from the US and Sweden, depending on availability. Original design or corporate riff by Red Pawn