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Kingkiller Trading Card Game Playmat: The Name of the Wind
Worldbuilders Market
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Kingkiller Trading Card Game Playmat: The Name of the Wind
Worldbuilders Market
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Let Kvothe be your guide with these trading card game playmats designed by the talented Marc Simonetti. These high-quality custom-made playmats are 24x14 inches, with a smooth cloth top to protect your cards, a rubber base for traction, and are machine washable at 1/16th of an inch thickness.
Our custom playmats come standard without any specific trading card game in mind however, we also have the option of having playmats made with custom playzones specifically for Magic: The Gathering. Choose either the "No Playzones" option or the "Magic: The Gathering" playzones, complete with life counter (up to 50), and zones for your library, discard pile, and graveyard.
All proceeds go to Worldbuilders, a geek-centered nonprofit supporting humanitarian efforts worldwide.
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Let Kvothe be your guide with these trading card game playmats designed by the talented Marc Simonetti. These high-quality custom-made playmats are 24x14 inches, with a smooth cloth top to protect your cards, a rubber base for traction, and are machine washable at 1/16th of an inch thickness.
Our custom playmats come standard without any specific trading card game in mind however, we also have the option of having playmats made with custom playzones specifically for Magic: The Gathering. Choose either the "No Playzones" option or the "Magic: The Gathering" playzones, complete with life counter (up to 50), and zones for your library, discard pile, and graveyard.
All proceeds go to Worldbuilders, a geek-centered nonprofit supporting humanitarian efforts worldwide.
