They are easily stored by rolling them up after a game session and bound with a rubber band or put into a map container. They will curl though, after resting in a rolled- up position. So, try to roll your maps up with the map side facing out. This means that, next session, your maps will curl down instead of up. Return to Contents Give Your Figs Sturdy Bases Figures or tokens that fall over at the slightest bump become difficult to use.
Some bases are too light for top-heavy figs.
It's a lot easier to push stuff out of the way on the game table to clear a spot on the map than it is to pick it all up while the mat or pad is being placed on the table top. So, before the game table gets cluttered, put your large mats and maps down first. There will be far less game disruption that way. Etiquette Depending on the quirks and preferences of you and your players, you may need to lay down some basic house rules when using figures. My group discovered this by accident a few sessions ago.