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LadyMarth01

Got some new playmats recently, so I thought I'd share my collection so far.

Most are from UltraPro or Legion.
The Jason Rainville mat is available directly from the artist. (Signed!)

jasonrainville.com/product-pag

Bag and playmat by @joannabarnum are available on her website.
joannabarnum.com/

Clockwise from top left: Chandra, Dressed to Kill by Ekaterina Burmak, from Innistrad: Crimson Vow. Chandra is wearing a red dress with gold highlights, flames burning at her shoulders. She is in a Gothic building surrounded by vampires dressed for a ball. Chandra, Hope's Beacon by Kieran Yanner, from March of the Machine. Chandra is in her usual armor, surrounded by fire. Tears run down her face. Spark Rupture, by Eli Minaya from March of the Machine: The Afermath. A more abstract art depicting Nahiri holding a glowing orb that is supposed to be the hedron holding her spark. Light is bursting from her chest and from the orb. Storywise, Nahiri's spark is destroyed (or at least badly damaged) in a fall. Ashiok, Nightmare Muse by Raymond Swanland, from Theros Beyond Death. The planeswalker Ashiok is a humanoid figure, but their head ends where their nose would be, instead splitting into two horns that curve upwards. A whisp of black smoke swirls around Ashiok from their horns, soldifying into a black nightmarish mass.
Playmat of Storm the Seedcore by Jason Rainville from March of the Machine. The forces of Mirrodin charge to the right, gold armor and white cloaks separating them from the green and red Phyrexians they're charging through. A woman is carrying the dryad Wrenn at the back of the charge, escorting the dryad to the Seedcore. The playmat is signed by Jason Rainville in gold marker.
Clockwise from center left: Playmat of Ashiok, Dream Render (JP Alternate Art) by Hozan Shinomaru. The pale humanoid planeswalker Ashiok leans to the side, whisps of black smoke drifting between the horns where their upper face should be, as well as from their hands and in the background. Playmat of Ashiok. Ashiok is depicted in black on a purple background, their whisps of smoke depicted in white instead of the usual black. Enchanted Woods Cloth Playmat (Moss finish) by Grimoire Acessories. A green matt with brown undertones and black details, depicting vines and trees around the edges, a skull and sword in one pair of corners, and an alter with an open book in the other pair. The trees reach towards a crescent moon in the center. Pandora's Pumpkin tote bag by Joanna Barnum. A glowing jack-o'-lantern surrounded by colorful clouds depicting skulls, skeletons, eyeballs, and candy corn. Masque of the Red Death playmat by Joanna Barnum. A red skull takes up the majority of the mat, a few teeth missing. The sides of the mat are dark with spots of red.
Legion Premium Supplies Lands playmats by Svetlin Velinov. While Velinov has done official art for MTG, these lands are not official. Clockwise from top left: Swamp: dead trees and tree branches line a dark and foggy swamp. A wyrm is visible in the background. Island: A rocky yet green island surrounded by a stormy sea. A dark cloud is passing by as sunlight comes from the left. A wyrm flies above, heading into the cloud, its tale illuminated in the sunlight. Mountain: Snowy rocky mountains. Lava is flowing from a high point, flowing into a chasm running through the center of the scene; a rope bridge cross the chasm. Lightning from a dark cloud strikes a peak on the left, and the shadow of a dragon peaks through a cloud on the right. Plains: A vast field of somewhat hilly plains. A sword with a broken crossguard sticks out of the ground, as a red ribbon tied through the pommel floats in the breeze. A giant figure is visible in the distance. Forest: Several large trees by a stream, sunlight streaming between the canopies. Glowing insects or fairies dot he landscape, and a couple of board-like creatures stand by the side of the stream.
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LadyMarth01

While I'm at it, here's my board game playmats. (The Jason Rainville mat snuck back into here.)

Clockwise from top: Binding of Isaac: Four Souls playmat A wooden floor with a trapdoor in the center. A few doodles and holy items line the edges. Maximum Apocalypse playmat. A few playable characters line the bottom, and enemies line the enemy area of the playmat. The Jason Rainville Storm the Seedcore map. Wrenn the dryad being escorted by the forces of Mirrodin to the Seedcore.
Clockwise from center left: Radlands playmats. One is blue and green, the other is purple and orange. Neon post-apocalyptic backgrounds covered in play zones for the game. Paperback Adventures playmat. A forst, sci-fi landscape, and pirate ship from the backgrounds of the character boxes. Burgle Bros. 2 playmat. A 4x4 grid depicting a casino-style flooring. Tainted Grail playmat. A tan mat with some game-speicifc zones on the right and a lightly detailed map on the left. Cryptic Explorers playmats. Black and white horror/metal art on a mostly utilitarian mat.
Center right: Cloth map mat from Pax Pamir 2e, depicting a few areas of Afghanistan. It has a detailed blue border with flowers and VP spots. Bottom: Oath playmat. Three zones are depicted: the Cradle in green, the Provinces in blue, and the Hinterland in red. Everything else: Enchanters playmats, both personal and central, with zones for all of the cards. One set are all neoprene mats, while the other is a thinner material.
Clockwise from top: Promenade mat. It's cut in two horizontally at the center. Different galleries to display art make up the majority of the mat. Tak playmat, for use as a 5x5 grid on the squares or 6x6 grid on the diamonds. Flowers on vines line the outside, and leaves (flowers?) are in each square. Mantis Falls playmat. Black and white with zones for the cards, and a winding road for the players to travel on.
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Mareth

@LadyMarth01 no wonder you featured the Storm the Seedcore mat twice! It's absolutely gorgeous 🤩

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