Multifunctional. This GAMERBOARD was made by gamers for gamers. Ideal for all tabletop miniature games and roleplaying games (RPG).
Robust aluminium holding frame. Insert transparent sheets, drawings and maps and clamp them with the holding frame. The holding frame prevents shifting of sheets and maps.
Magnetic whiteboard. It keeps all magnet-pawns in place. Use the colored magnet buttons as game-pawns or glue neodym-magnets to the lower side of your own game-pawns.
Transparent sheet is writable. The cover sheet is writable with whiteboard-markers. Draw additional details on the maps without damaging the maps.
Writable transparent sheets with grids: Various Hexagon-grids, (
Self-adhesive felt for the back side of the holding frame. For protection of your table. Prevents scratching of aluminium-frame on table.
Can be used as dice board through high frame of the GAMERBOARD. The dice no longer fall off the table.
Magnet sets: Colored magnet buttons, stackable, base diameter 10 mm, magnetic pawns, base diameter 12 mm, neodym-magnets, round, 6 mm diameter, 2 mm high and others.
For all pen-and-paper roleplay games (RPG), tabletop miniature and strategy games (consim/cosim).
Nothing is new. You could have made this board - we just did.
And you still can do it yourself.
Why shipping from Austria is so expensive you have to ask your and our mail-service. The pricing does not seem to be logical.
The delivery of a parcel costs:
4,81 inside Austria
5,99 inside Germany
15,93 from Austria to Germany
(28.02.2021)
We do not produce too many GAMERBOARDS (see Sales Volume below). That is why our own purchasing conditions are not that good. Nevertheless it is still cheaper and less time-consuming to buy a ready-made GAMERBOARD than to make it yourself. See do-it-yourself-informations above.
Information (SHOP)
We prefer the frame with mitred corners. It is a bit more robust (the rounded corners of the other board are made of plastic and can wear out a little) and it is easier to insert the sheets into this frame. On the other hand: You cannot hurt yourself with the rounded corners.
We use an A3 GAMERBOARD. This is sufficient for our games (Pen and Paper RPG) and is easy to carry around. For strategy games (consim/cosim) or games with a 25 mm grid a larger GAMERBOARD might be better. But a larger board is not really suitable to be handed or carried around.
A strong frame provides stability, for example when you hand the GAMERBOARD around. The springs in a stronger frame are more long-living too. A thin frame turned out to be too weak for a GAMERBOARD in continuous use.
No. You can use the GAMERBOARD without grid and just sketch the map on the plain board.
The felt protects the table. An aluminium-frame can leave scratches on soft surfaces and may leave marks on hard surfaces just like a pencil.
We can provide more and other transparent sheets with grids on demand.
On demand we can deliver more colored magnet buttons or neodym-disc-magnets.
Why 6 x 2, 5 x 3, 10 x 1, 15 x 1 or 20 x 1 mm?
Bigger neodym magnets under self-made pawns stand out and they cannot be laid close to each other. They tend to push each other away or attract each other. In self-made pawns always let the magnets have a certain distance to each other. Smaller magnets do not have enough adhesive force. 6 x 2, 5 x 3 mm, 10 x 1, 15 x 1 and 20 x 1 have turned out to be the best for GAMERBOARDS.
These magnets can be placed close to each other up to 6 mm.
Yes. You may use other magnets than those offered by us. But please note: They have to be neodym-magnets, ordinary magnets are too weak. And they must not be too broad. If the magnets in the pawns are too broad, they tend to push each other apart or they attract each other, so you cannot place the pawns close to each other. In a 10 mm broad pawn the magnet should not be wider than 5 or 6 mm.
The magnet-pawns shown above are nice, but they will always need about 10 mm space because their magnets are too broad.
5 x 3 mm, 6 x 2 mm or 20 x 1 mm magnets can be placed close to each other up to 6 mm.
After some time the whiteboard markers may leave some shadows. These shadows can be removed with a little cooking oil and then water and dish liquid! Crazy but true. ATTENTION! The printed side of the grid sheets is sensitive (and actually should not be written on at all!)! Use a soft cloth to avoid damaging the grid.
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The frame is made from aluminium. If it has some sharp edges they can be chamfered white a fine rasp, even with a nail file. Always move the file from the upper side to the lower side, then you get no visible burrs on the surface.
We offer the larger GAMERBOARDs optional with a reinforced back. The large GAMERBOARDs are suitable only for flat surfaces and are not made to be constantly carried around.
A reinforced back made of 3 mm hardboard makes them more stable and compensates this disadvantage. As we make this reinforcement ourselves (and not some little children in Asia) it is a little bit expensive because it takes some time to make it. But you can easily make it yourself if you want.
We are gamers. It annoyed us that the pawns on the maps always got so easily disarranged. And we wanted to have a multifunctional map, a map you could write upon and erase the writing later, a map with a grid. That is why we made this GAMERBOARD. And no, we are not the people on the pictures. But we are certainly as pretty as they are...
Sales volume / year
2024: | 58 | GAMERBOARDs |
2023: | 85 | GAMERBOARDs |
2022: | 86 | GAMERBOARDs |
2021: | 91 | GAMERBOARDs |
2020: | 98 | GAMERBOARDs |
2019: | 123 | GAMERBOARDs |
2018: | 121 | GAMERBOARDs |
2017: | 101 | GAMERBOARDs |
2016: | 96 | GAMERBOARDs |
2015: | 86 | GAMERBOARDs |
2014: | 62 | GAMERBOARDs |
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