Spearhead games are played on a 22x30" board, technically 22.4".

Kill Team is played on a 22x30" board.

Warcry, the Age of Sigmar skirmish game, is played on a 22x30" board.

Combat Patrol games are played on a 44x30" board.

Incursion and Strike Force games (1000 points / 2000 points) are played on a 44x60" board. We don't stock a single mat at that size. Because our mats are cut square, most players get there by placing two 44x30" mats end to end.

Onslaught games (3000+ points) are played on a 44x90" board. Same approach as above, three 44x30" mats laid end to end gets you there.

Boarding Action, a game type added in early 2023 as part of 9th edition, is played on a custom ~55.4x47.8" board. Our 48x48" is the closest single mat we stock, a little snug on the long edge but the nearest match.

Necromunda does not have a regulation board size, but different game types can easily be played on 22x30", 44x30", and 36x36" boards. Most games are played at 36x36".

Trench Crusade is played on either a 48x48" or 36x36" board. The larger is the suggested size, while the smaller allows for more action-packed games with closer deployment.

Marvel: Crisis Protocol from Atomic Mass Games is played on a 36x36" board.

Star Wars: Shatterpoint from Atomic Mass Games is played on a 36x36" board.

Star Wars Legion is typically played on a 72x36" (6x3') board, while the skirmish version is played on a 36x36" battlefield. We don't stock a single 72x36" mat, two 36x36" mats side by side get you the full-size table.

Malifaux from Wyrd Games is played on a 36x36" board.

Infinity from Corvus Belli is typically played on a 48x48" (4x4') board, though it can be played on other sizes, such as 36x36".

Fallout Factions is played on a 24x36" board. That's not a size we stock, and it's enough of a stretch from our nearest option (24x24") that we don't think it's worth recommending one over the other. Reach out and we can talk through what's worked for other Factions players.

Fallout Wasteland Warfare is typically played on a 36x36" battlefield, though sizes can vary based on game type.

A Song of Ice and Fire (ASOIAF) from CMON is played on a 48x48" battlefield.

Warmachine and Hordes are both played on 48x48" (4x4') boards, though they can be played on larger or smaller sizes depending on the point value.

Frostgrave's rules call 36x36" (3x3') the optimum table size. A 24x24" (2x2') table works for a quick game, and 48x48" (4x4') makes for a bigger, more impressive one.

Stargrave, the sci-fi companion to Frostgrave, uses the same range: 36x36" (3x3') standard, 24x24" (2x2') if space is tight, or 48x48" (4x4') for larger multiplayer games.

Relicblade, from Metal King Studio, is played on a 24x24" (2x2') board with 4 to 6 characters a side.

Hametsu, Black Site Studios' 32mm demon-hunting samurai game, is played on a 36x36" board.

Don't Look Back, Black Site Studios' solo/co-op horror game, is played on a 36x36" (3x3') board.

Night Thirst, Black Site Studios' vampire battle royale, plays on a small board, around 36x36" (3x3').

Lunar, Black Site Studios' low-gravity moon combat game, is played on a 24x24" (2x2') area with 3 to 5 miniatures a side.

Mobile Arms, Black Site Studios' mech skirmish game, is built around a central Zone of Operations rather than a fixed table size, so it plays on a wide range of table sizes and shapes. Any of our sizes will work.