"Mats and Terrain for Horse and Musket Carribean Scenarios" Topic

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Johnny Tremain

Au pas de Charge	27 Apr 2019 9:18 a.m. PST
I was curious what solutions gamers are using for mats or table surface representation of tabletop battles for Caribbean battles/sieges and what sorts of buildings, trees, brush and other etceteras. Especially curious on the approach to handling the representation of water, if at all. Do gamers just use one water's edge like a beach head look, or use an island mat where there is water all around?

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