Dungeon Maps 5e: 120 Maps for Game Master to Plan & Customize Encounters | 5th Edition Tabletop Role Playing Game Blank Maps | Craft Adventures in ... Temples and other Fantasy TTRPG Locations.

Whether you like it or not, a DM has a lot on their plate. We need to create a world that makes a bit of sense, we need to throw abominable horrors at the poor unwitting fools that dare to step into your world. We have to think of creative ways of shutting Cameron up too - (damned Cameron). What we need is a few shortcuts here and there.This book is great. I can plan my campaign and take them to the temple of Kaz H'iel (if you've never been here, it is great in the spring. Just watch out for the grumpy Phase Spiders that roam in the antechamber). I can realise how horrendously uninspired I am, and then pick a page in this book and build my dungeon here. All I have to do is look at a map and throw a couple of easy-to-solve puzzles (Cameron gets bored easily), some chests and random knick knacks, a few monsters (most of which I send at Cameron because his character is just as annoying as he is).Brilliant for building on the fly, or for breaking through those moments of uninspiration.

Exactly what I needed. Lots of ideas and inspiration.

Lots of maps for the dm to use , not campaign specific, can be use anywhere

This is so simple as to be almost genius and it just saves so much time.Was bought as a stocking filler for my husband (who's a frequent DM) but was so cool I gave it to him early and he's using it already.He was so impressed he's asked me to put the review up and the delivery driver's not been gone fifteen minutes!

Simple book. Probably could have printed these myself. But at this price? Great value for money!

All of the maps are pretty similar, nothing unique about any of them. I don't find them very clear and all of them only have 1 space corridors. I've dmed 2 one shots and plan to do a campaign but this will not be suitable. Wouldn't recommend building adventures around the dungeons included but they will work fine for an emergency.

The paper quality is poor. The maps themselves are REALLY basic, and very easily reproduced using any number of online map-making tools.If you were expecting high quality, high-detail maps... look elsewhere.

A book with maps, just about a4 so they can't be used in a game, look like they've been generated on dungeon doodler.