At 14 pages, 12 are the maps. As with the previous expansion sets; this set adds more room 'shapes' to your dungeon maps. Graphics of the tiles are, as usual, very clear. The floor tiles of each room are very nicely detailed; some are cracked, which adds some age to the rooms.

A nice addition to the Basic Dungeon Tiles.

At 0.87 Pence/$1.07, it's well worth thte price.

very modulable village... I combined it with lots of ideas of mine... it's very good for the imagination and for structuring the plan

great... i like it and it's really usefull. Very good product that could help in all rpg

This contains a few files (zipped).

One is a 14 page PDF (12 are the content); 7 being normal map sections with a background, the other is 'printer friendly', no background. Another file is 4 pages (2 being the content). One page has the full map and some lines for notes, while the second pages is lined for more notes (as each section is numbered).

Artwork: What can I say? Pleasant to the eye as usual. No disappointments here. This map pack with the other fantasy maps, and the sci-fi, zombie, maps, etc, are worth purchasing. Adding this to the sewers map pack will be interesting.

At £1.22/$1.50, well worth the purchase.

This is a good looking map. You could tape several together to make one huge wilderness area.

Nice quality. I would prefer a version with no grid though. well done!

A very affordable RPG. A very good implentation of the Openquest system which BRP varient ie. D100 percentile system. Has a middle-earth feel to it and you could definitely run such a campaign using these rules. Recommended

This amazing gem of a game really doesn't get enough love.

A nice variety of quick wilderness battle maps. Very attractive art and they print up well. Can't beat this quality at this price.

This is a stunningly beautiful map. Not only is it artistic and well-designed from a mapmaking standpoint, it makes sense geographically, unlike many fantasy maps. What I mean is, rivers flow the way they should, mountains look like real mountain ranges, forests look like forests do on on real maps, towns are placed sensibly (by river fords, etc). There are no silly pun-based place names. There is a clear Tolkien influence in the names. The creator gives you an unlabeled versions so you can use the map for your own campaign if you prefer.

Another excellent product from Crooked Staff. Like Hex Map 1, which this map borders, this one comes in both labeled and unlabeled versions so you customize it for your own campaign or use the unlabeled maps as player handouts. The cartography is, as usual, excellent, and you could believe this is a real map- which is rare in fantasy products. Locations from the Crooked Staff "Encounters in the Northlands" scenario book are on this map. Highly recommended!

One of the best map products I've ever purchased. Worth much more than its very reasonable price. Very attractive and artistic, and also cartographically sensible. A nice touch is that it comes in an unlabeled version, so you can add your own names if you prefer and use it in a variety of settings.

Disappointed. The artwork is impressively detailed, but the buildings themselves are very small, even claustrophobic if you have more than a very few PCs and NPCs present. Very few rooms, so any encounter using these maps will necessarily be quite short. I'm not sure how or when I'll actually be able to adapt these to a campaign setting.

At 32 pages, 28 are the content.

The ezine contents are: a small dungeon, which can easily be expanded upon. A new undead hazard to harass your players. New weapon enchantments. Creating Beastling characters and NPCs (feline, canine, etc). Plot-hooks and encounter ideas while on the road. Some nice artwork throughout the PDF.

There is also a separate colour cover (nice); and a handout.

At £1.76/$2.50, it's worth a look.

Was hoping that the lower level was a little more extensive and perhaps more than just one sublevel.