CZYY DND Rowboat Miniatures, Set of 2 Wooden Gridded Miniature Terrain | Laser-Engraved Oars & Boat Details, Fits River, Lake, Shore & Cave Encounters, Up to 8 Miniatures per Boat, Birch Plywood

Love them

I needed rowboats and this was by far the best for tabletop. They are sturdy and detailed and store easy. I may paint them to give them a bit of depth, but they are handy fir river crossing encounters or high sea hilarity.

This is exactly what they say it is. A cut out I can use during D&D/Pathfinder games when we need a boat. A little big but it works well as a rowboat or a slightly larger fishing vessel. Quality is high on the details in the boat so no issues with knowing where the squares are. Overall I would buy from this company again (only needed one boat, but two is a good deal for this price - will give one to a buddy for his games).

Sturdy and neatly cut. The drawing on it is well detailed and nice looking. Very good companion to the galleon.

Good representation of small boat for miniature play and allows you to move it around with the pieces on. I have a younger group I GM for with my kids and my neices and nephews, ages 6 - 11. It helps to have things on the table they can see and touch to keep them focused.

Works well in our ocean setting

These tokens are going to be staples of my water-based campaign and I've been so excited to use them. The quality is great and the laser cuttings are nice in the way they are not in the way. The details are only on one side, the other is smooth, which can be useful to show a capsized vessel.

The boats are solid and cut well. The design lines are a nice addition yet are thin enough you can ignore during gameplay if you prefer to imagine a different setup. These also require no construction the purchaser’s part and are very inexpensive considering what other laser cut stuff is out there. The maker CZYY has other great stuff I’ve purchased and all are solid. The literal only thing I could say as a negative is that they are rather large size boats. Too big to be considered lifeboats for the larger ship models they sell. In D&D spacing they are almost 15ft wide and 35ft long. To the designers, I’d recommend making a smaller design. But for players it’s still a great inexpensive product.