Starfinder Flip-Mat: Spaceport

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Any Port in a Meteor Storm

Whether the heroes need a friendly port in which to land their starship or are preparing to embark on a starliner bound for distant worlds, no Game Master wants to spend precious game time drawing every docking clamp and departure gate. Fortunately, with Paizo's latest Starfinder Flip-Mat, you don't have to! This line of gaming maps provides ready-to-use science-fantasy set pieces for the busy Game Master. This double-sided map features an expansive docking bay for starships on one side and the shops and services of a public spaceport concourse on the other.

Don't waste time sketching when you could be playing. With Starfinder Flip-Mat: Spaceport, you'll be ready the next time your players dock their starship!

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Excellent, Clear Design and Reusable

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I've used each side of the Spaceport flip-mat a couple of times while GMing Starfinder Society scenarios. One side is a big runway for large ships to take off and land. Looking closely, I really like how it has been laid out. There's an adjoining road for maintenance vehicles and luggage carts (just like an airport would have), drones flittering about, and staircases to separate launch/hangar bays for smaller ships. It's a good location to have a long-range blaster fight, something Starfinder encounters don't actually do that often in published adventures. The other side of the flip-mat is the futuristic equivalent of an airport terminal. The layout of seats next to the gate desks will be familiar to anyone who travels, and there are the other things one might expect: a cafe, public infosphere kiosks, display screens presumably showing departures and arrives, and toilets. I like the holographic display in the center of the mat, as it adds just enough "future" to distinguish things from a real airport. For both sides, one of the things that works well for Spaceport is the sense that every airport (spaceport) is the same, so you can reuse these without damaging the verisimilitude of your game. Both sides have an excellent, clear design, and are certainly fit for purpose.


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Announced for May! Product image and description are not final and are subject to change.

Dark Archive

Great idea! :-)


Is there a page which indicates what the indicative line up of maps is?

The 'Spaceport' seems very similar to the 'Space Station' map released a couple of months ago. I thought as a subscriber I was getting a new map with every installment; now it seems I'm getting rehashed versions of maps?

As a subscriber it would be nice to see what is planned (accepting that there may be changes as various products go through the design and review process).

Dark Archive

Ironblood wrote:

Is there a page which indicates what the indicative line up of maps is?

The 'Spaceport' seems very similar to the 'Space Station' map released a couple of months ago. I thought as a subscriber I was getting a new map with every installment; now it seems I'm getting rehashed versions of maps?

As a subscriber it would be nice to see what is planned (accepting that there may be changes as various products go through the design and review process).

This is not the real art, but a stand-in from Dead Suns book 5.

The actual art should be shown shortly.


Ironblood wrote:

Is there a page which indicates what the indicative line up of maps is?

The 'Spaceport' seems very similar to the 'Space Station' map released a couple of months ago. I thought as a subscriber I was getting a new map with every installment; now it seems I'm getting rehashed versions of maps?

As a subscriber it would be nice to see what is planned (accepting that there may be changes as various products go through the design and review process).

Heres the Starfinder page showing past and present maps

When they produce maps of a similar genre, Paizo generally try and keep the style consistent (there has been considerable fan support for this, over the years). It means you can move from one map to the other without a jarring change of mood. I’m confident predicting it won’t be a rehash of a previous map. It’ll be fundamentally different in terms of features PCs might interact with, even if drawn in a similar style.

As Marco points out - this isn’t due until May (the map currently shipping is the warship flipmat - full preview available here). Closer to the time they’ll post actual cover art (and usually full previews). If you ever see one coming up that isn’t for you, it just takes an email, phonecall or forum post to customer service and they can cancel your subscription. Once the map you don’t want has shipped, you can then resub with no embarrassment.

Dark Archive

I'm sorry, but neither is side A an "expansive docking bay" (even for tiny starships), nor is side B very useful for play - it has lots of toilets from the looks of it, but almost no shops.

I have to say i am increasingly dissatisfied with the designs of the Starfinder flip-mats.

Most of the starship maps are not very useful and a lot of the generic maps - like this - are of very limited use in play.

There are exceptions of course, but it is frustrating.

-Please make ("bigger" if necessary) maps of the starships from the Core Rulebook and the AP volumes instead of generic ones that are not even fully depicted.
The "Sunrise Maiden" was great!

-The location maps inside the AP volumes are a lot more useful for (general) play, than most of the ones in this line.
Isn't it possible to do them as flip-mats?

I love 90% of the "Pathfinder" flip-mats, but it is less than half with the Starfinder ones.


Marco Massoudi wrote:

I'm sorry, but neither is side A an "expansive docking bay" (even for tiny starships), nor is side B very useful for play - it has lots of toilets from the looks of it, but almost no shops.

I have to say i am increasingly dissatisfied with the designs of the Starfinder flip-mats.

Most of the starship maps are not very useful and a lot of the generic maps - like this - are of very limited use in play.

There are exceptions of course, but it is frustrating.

-Please make ("bigger" if necessary) maps of the starships from the Core Rulebook and the AP volumes instead of generic ones that are not even fully depicted.
The "Sunrise Maiden" was great!

-The location maps inside the AP volumes are a lot more useful for (general) play, than most of the ones in this line.
Isn't it possible to do them as flip-mats?

I love 90% of the "Pathfinder" flip-mats, but it is less than half with the Starfinder ones.

Hi there! I'm the cartographer for Starfinder, and I definitely love to hear feedback on the designs and layouts of the maps. If you have some feedback that you think would improve the layouts and usefulness of the maps, please feel free to let me know.

Do note that since the sizing is standard, having larger mats isn't really my call; I get to work in the size I'm given, but of course, want to provide enough on the map itself to be of use. I am also not meant to put in specific starships for the mats (unless specifically noted), because of course the players will prefer to use their own ships :)

I hate to see that anyone isn't enjoying the quality of the maps, so if you do have some critiques, I'm happy to listen!

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