Wild Griffin - Playmat
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Introducing the EXOGrafix trading card playmat, the ultimate protection for your precious cards. Measuring 59cm x 35cm, this playmat is specifically designed to keep your cards safe from scratches and damage, ensuring their longevity. With a soft fabric top, your cards will be shielded from any harm, while the rubber base on the bottom prevents the playmat from shifting during intense gameplay.
But what truly sets this playmat apart is its stunning design featuring a wild griffin, the most majestic bird ever to be seen. The vibrant colors of the griffin make it look unbelievably colorful, almost as if it's too beautiful to be real. Immerse yourself in the world of fantasy and let the griffin's enchanting presence elevate your gaming experience. Get ready to witness the magic of the griffin come to life, as if you were standing right beside it.
Unleash the power of the griffin and experience gaming like never before.
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Made in the UK
Our mats are proudly made in County Durham, UK, ensuring top-quality craftsmanship and sustainable local production.
Premium Quality
Our mats are sourced from premium manufacturers, ensuring exceptional print clarity, vibrant colors, and detail.
Durable Playmats
Our Playmats are excellent for TCG gameplay, providing unmatched durability, perfect for regular use.
Smooth Surface
Our mats feature a smooth surface, ensuring seamless card movement for optimal performance.
Machine Washable
Our mats are machine washable, ensuring easy cleaning and maintenance while preserving their vibrant prints and durability.
Ultra Rubber Grip
Our mats are equipped with an ultra rubber grip, ensuring a secure foundation that prevents slipping during gameplay.
Free Playmat tube
Each purchase includes a free premium playmat tube, designed to protect and store your mats with style and durability.
1 Tree Planted
For every purchase, we plant one tree, contributing to a sustainable future and helping to protect our environment.
