CSP have had plenty of experience making really robust and interesting maps.

I adore these greyscale maps. (Much of the following praise is repeated from my comments about Volume I. ) They feel professional, solid and deliberately absent of filler features (apart from pillars,steps and doors) making these an ideal blank base for stocking with details and denizens.

Volume II has a few extra odd features, parts of caverns, a straight sewer/river/canal, but every map is still linking in with standard dungeons which is a compatibility plus. Speaking of compatibility the flagstone grid is 5ft per square.

Again, I have to say that these monochrome maps are to the quality and standard of the one page dungeons by WotC used to include in Dungeon magazine and are at a pocket money price. Their simplicity in detail is their strength, allowing the DM to adapt them to his or her game setting.

A solid, practical, useful gaming product.

-Billiam B. http://bit.ly/rpgblog Purchased copy. Longer review inc. Vol I: http://adventuresands-
hopping.blogspot.com/2011/07/little-book-of-dungeons-vol-i-ii-csp.html