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Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition Battle Grids

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Take your Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition character on an adventure using these battle grids. One battle grid is blank, so you can customize it to your particular adventure, or just use it as a large, open area to practice combat against monsters. The other battle grid is divided into several rooms, which you can use as the basis for a small dungeon.

Ideally, each square on a battle grid should be one inch square. By that standard, the following battle grids are 14 inches wide and 9 inches tall — including the nonplayer character (NPC) squares that you can cut out and place on the map. To use these battle grids, you must either shrink them down to fit the size of your paper, or print them on larger paper (11 x 17, for example).

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Click here to download and print the blank battle grid.

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Click here to download and print a battle grid with some walls already added.

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Bill Slavicsek is Director of Roleplaying and Miniatures Game Design and an associate of Wizards of the Coast, publisher of the Dungeons & Dragons® game. Bill is a coauthor of Dungeons & Dragons® For Dummies.

Richard Baker is a senior game designer and bestselling author of Forgotten Realms novels. He is an associate of Wizards of the Coast, publisher of the Dungeons & Dragons® game. Richard is a coauthor of Dungeons & Dragons® For Dummies.