Citizens of the Spark: Playmat

The stitched edges have held up perfectly through about a dozen game nights so far, no fraying at all. Flipping to the multiplayer side keeps everyone's cards from drifting into each other's space, which honestly solved our biggest table argument.

The double-sided design is genuinely useful, card zones on one side for multiplayer and a cleaner layout on the other for solo games. It rolls up tight enough to toss in my bag without the edges curling.

The stitched edges have held up perfectly through about a dozen game nights, no fraying at all. Flipping to the card-placement side makes teaching new players way less chaotic.