consumable$20–30used in 1 side quest

Large format sticky easel pad

Oversized paper sheets with adhesive backing that stick to walls without tape or pins. Each sheet becomes a savable record you can photograph and reference later, unlike whiteboards that get erased.

What to look for

  1. 125×30 inch minimum size so text is readable from across a room
  2. 2Adhesive that sticks to painted walls but removes cleanly
  3. 3At least 30 sheets per pad—group sessions burn through pages
  4. 4Grid or plain paper (skip ruled lines for flexibility)

Skip

  • Pads under 20 sheets unless they're dramatically cheaper per sheet
  • Adhesive described as 'repositionable'—it often loses stick after one move
  • Heavy cardboard backing that adds weight without portability benefit

Used for: mapping skills across a neighborhood group visibly · tracking evolving project ideas session-to-session · photographing progress sheets for digital reference · brainstorming without worrying about preservation

Side quests that use it

Pick the adventure first; the gear follows.