Fantasy Maps for Game Master - Dungeons, Towns, Villages, Worlds: Diverse Collection of 80 Maps for Tabletop RPG | Quest Inspiration for Players | Aid for Lazy Storytellers (RPG Maps for Game Master)

What hard-working and harried DM would not want a book full of maps? Whether you are looking for a dungeon, a town or city, or some random area for an event, this book has it in spades. The book is soft cover to make it easier to photocopy the maps that are inside of it.

My son like the d & d item I've brought a lot of book and so has he.

Excellent for gaming masters

It's so so , but the big downer for me is that I bought it for world maps and it doesn't have any. IT has a section entitled "Worlds" , but these are just parts of worlds, I was looking for whole worlds and expected as much. The rest is basic, there is no key, so everything is left up to the DM. I would not recommend it.

Love the grid and hex, would be five stars if it was in a bigger print ie 8 1/2x11

The pictures of maps are from random map generators , be aware you are paying for something you can get for free online.

the book is nice, lacks details in the town section, details like the number of houses per rectangle block.

Search for "watabou one page dungeon" to find the generator, and the others.The book has brought little to the table beyond what the generator gives you.

Save so much time with map making!

I think the heading pretty much says it all.This is something I've encountered before with books printed by Amazon on behalf of clients who are "self publishing". They are invariable, poor quality, both in terms of printing and paper used. I don't know if they are offered different levels of quality or not, but this certainly is the bottom level, if they are.This book, and by default, I imagine everything else put out by this company, will suffer from the same problems.The paper itself is cheap recycled, rough, light grey, and won't take ink well without bleed through, so I would say, only use pencil or biro at best. Certainly no fountain pen, rollerball or any spirit based ink. Even then using a biro, go light touch. Not to mention the feathering you'd get.... Still, absorbent paper..... It does have it's uses.The printing itself is pretty dreadful. Just multiple shades of grey, which make the maps rather dull to look at and details are not at all obvious to distinguish. So, grey printing on grey background... That'll work. NOT!I'd say printing is a lot less than 300 DPI, which would be the absolute minimum for a printed book like this. Blacks do not stand out and the page numberings are full of white specks as are thick black lines on the maps themselves.The only reason I am not sending this back in disgust is because I want to practice colouring maps, and whatever I do, however badly I screw up, I can't possibly make it worse than it is.The book itself is square format, and you do get what is advertised. 20 pages of assorted Dungeon, villages, towns and "world" maps. on one side of each double page. On the other side a page to write notes or whatever else you want to do on it. At the back, pages of advertising the other products this company produce (Sorry, Amazon produces for them)Anyway, to cut long story short, good idea and a good variety of maps, but it's all let down by the dreadful production.I'd definitely NOT recommend this or any other of this company's products, to anyone whatsoever.Just save your money and look elsewhere.

English:Simply too small to be used for anything but inspiration. I even thought about making a copy and enlarging it to a usable size, but I think the quality is too poor for an enlarged copy to look good. But it might be worth a try if you have the time and motivation after having already spent money to get the maps in the first place. Plus, the binding will make it hard to get the book to lay flat enough on the copy glass to get the full map in good resolution.Not worth the money in my opinion. I will most likely be returning this book.Deutsch:Einfach zu klein, um für etwas anderes als Inspiration verwendet zu werden. Ich habe sogar darüber nachgedacht, eine Kopie anzufertigen und sie auf eine brauchbare Größe zu vergrößern, aber ich denke, die Qualität ist zu schlecht, als dass eine vergrößerte Kopie gut aussehen könnte. Aber es könnte einen Versuch wert sein, wenn man Zeit und Motivation hat, nachdem man bereits Geld für die Anschaffung der Karten ausgegeben hat. Außerdem wird es durch die Bindung schwierig, das Buch flach genug auf das Kopierglas zu legen, um die vollständige Karte in guter Auflösung zu erhalten.Meiner Meinung nach das Geld nicht wert. Ich werde dieses Buch höchstwahrscheinlich zurückgeben.

Le livre à une couverture au toucher agréable, et l'idée d'une page de note et une page de carte est bien trouvée. Ici nous avons une "compil" des autres livres de la même collection.Malheureusement l'exercice est un peu court : les donjons, villes et villages sont construits à l'aide d'un logiciel et c'est assez mignon mais très redondant. Les donjons sont des agencements de pièces sans grande originalité ni logique ou tout est orthogonal, labyrinthique. Les villes et village sont des variations répétitives. On aurait aimé plus d'imagination et d'audace dans ces cartes. Les cartes de territoires sont correctes mais rien de fou fou...Le livre est conforme à sa description mais il est trop fade c'est dommage. Ou sont les cartes de temples, chateaux, université magique, cavernes de glace ou de lave, repères de creatures mythiques etc ? Juste des salles rectangulaires, parfois une salle ronde...

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