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So I got a newsletter with super early (2020) kickstarter tease (image behind the spoiler).

Loke BattleMats is running a campaign for their third "Set of 2 spiral-bound Battle Map Books for RPG", after Dungeons and Town and Taverns. Loke has finished shipping their previous KS, and has fulfilled all six of their previous KS. The Wilderness Battle Map Books follow the same format as their previous two. Loke BattleMats will also have digital maps for VTT at a low price, including freebies. Previous SG's included free vinyl cling sets (reusable stickers) and Little Book (supplementary maps). I have a review of their Town and Taverns Battle Map Books on RPG.net, as well as some other of their maps, Dungeon Little Book, and vinyl clings. https://www.rpg.net/reviews/search-review.phtml?productCompany=Loke+&orderby=category&showinfo=publisher Notification link : https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/gamingbooks/the-wilderness-books-of-modular-maps-for-tabletop-roleplay

No painting... all magnets... 3x3 tiles. Creators have a few manufacturing KS under their belt, although magnetic tiles seem to be a new thing. Prices include shipping to most areas. Anyway, watch the videos. The houses look a little clunky, but take a look at that tower in the last seconds of the intro video. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mythroll/magnetiles-quick-build-terrain-system-mythroll-armory?ref=user_menu

So I had a table at a different con from my usual this Labor Day. CelestiCon is still looking for a new venue, so I tried out PacifiCon Game Expo in Santa Clara, which has been around for a pretty long time now (used to be in San Mateo at the old Dunfey Hotel back when it used to look like a big, mini golf castle). But anyway, here are some shots taken before, and some taken during the con, of some of the stuff. Here's a couple of "steampunk cemetery" pieces (Stryker and Ironclad shown for scale only). Here are some landminds/old bombs/fallen satellites/whatever you'd like to call them. Here are some big pipes, sort of exploded up out of the ground.

This is a tabletop game play terrain piece in my (RPG) adventure game. It is a simply crossroads section that contains a small water well on top of a small hill, a roadside shrine/cross for the adventure characters and a fenced field section of crops. The piece is (16" x 12") constructed on ceiling tile base. The shrine contains a small coin pond to receive gold coin offerings from adventure characters in hopes of receiving a blessing.