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.

I was going to draw on a bunch of graph paper, which I still might if I want to make a more custom experience, but this book definitely saves time! It doesn't waste space with plot hooks, random encounters, or loot tables. Which may or may not be a good thing for you. I run a homebrew campaign and I don't use standard DnD items. If you want just some maps and some basic labels and don't want to draw a bunch of maps, this is perfect for you.

This book is great. It is sofback, but the maps are printed on a nice thick paper, reminiscent of the 1st Ed. I like flipping through the book, getting inspired and then creating the map for my players.

its true you can find this style of maps online for free, but i thought it would make a handy book to have on hand. players ALWAYS strive to mess up the DMs plans so this book will make a sweet little book to have something at hand.

I was very pleased at the quality of these maps. It was easy to put these to use in planning my next game session. Well done.

It was ok... The maps were unique in the wholeness of it all but many parts of the map were repeating. I also expected some starter maps so I could make the maps needed for my campaign but they weren't included and I had to make maps of the scraps of cardboard. Other than that, it was ok.

I know nothing about D&D but I got it for my son. He said it was a great book to help with maps. According to him it's a must buy!

As a new DM I found it less intimidating to create combats using these maps as a guide. They’re all different you different puzzles or combats to them

More or less what I expected. A book of small dungeon maps.