Beautiful maps!

However, advertises FoundyVTT support, but there are no wall and lightning files included and the perspective makes it very hard to make real VTT battlemaps (including vision and cover) out of it.

Beautiful maps!

However, advertises FoundyVTT support, but there are no wall and lightning files included and the perspective makes it very hard to make real VTT battlemaps (including vision and cover) out of it.

Beautiful maps!

However, advertises FoundyVTT support, but there are no wall and lightning files included and the perspective makes it very hard to make real VTT battlemaps (including vision and cover) out of it.

Beautiful maps!

However, advertises FoundyVTT support, but there are no wall and lightning files included and the perspective makes it very hard to make real VTT battlemaps (including vision and cover) out of it.

Beautiful maps!

However, advertises FoundyVTT support, but there are no wall and lightning files included and the perspective makes it very hard to make real VTT battlemaps (including vision and cover) out of it.

Beautiful maps!

However, advertises FoundyVTT support, but there are no wall and lightning files included and the perspective makes it very hard to make real VTT battlemaps (including vision and cover) out of it.

Beautiful maps!

However, advertises FoundyVTT support, but there are no wall and lightning files included and the perspective makes it very hard to make real VTT battlemaps (including vision and cover) out of it.

Beautiful maps!

However, advertises FoundyVTT support, but there are no wall and lightning files included and the perspective makes it very hard to make real VTT battlemaps (including vision and cover) out of it.

I bought this as a complete Foundry module. From the description I thought it would be a ready-to-play adventure, but it really is not. There is a ton of lore, which is great. But the maps (I count 84, not the 100+ advertised) are disappointing. The majority of them are single room battle arenas, formed from a background image with simple boundary walls. I don't see a single door on any of the maps. Or roofs, etc. The background images are cool, but very busy and I suspect they would be difficult to use because it would be hard to see tokens. There is one more complicated multi-level-looking scene of a mine, that has only the map exterior wall and nothing else set. The scenes do not have enemies placed except a few bosses, and there are no journal entries linked/marked on the maps. There is one world overview map, and there are multiple locations apparent on the background image, but again no journal entries linked and no labels, so the DM apparently needs to figure it out from the text somehow. This would probably be good as a book. However, it feels to me like the maps and VTT integration were an afterthought.

As a backer of this project, the book's paper quality, artwork, and writing merit a five-star rating.

Here's what I'm looking for in a VTT map, and here's how this piece measures up.

• No margins or borders: Check
• Exact square dimensions in the product description (so it can easily be aligned to grid): Check
• Easily discernible terrain & feature: Check
• Low file size (so I don't have to mess with it to import): Check
• Attractive: Check

I used this a few times in my Cyberpunk RED actual play campaign, Red Sky City, and it worked really well. Recommended.

High quality map, easy to import into VTT (no annoying borders or margins). Clean but evocative art. I used this in my Cyberpunk RED actual play campaign, Red Sky City, and it worked extremely well. Easy buy at a great price.

The maps look perfect for the cyberpunk aesthetic.

But for the animated maps I was expecting them to loop seemlessly, ie. first frame matches the last frame but this does not seem to be the case, as there is a noticeable jump when the animation loops around

Looks alright but i am not sure why someone would make a cropped map, how do i explain it to my players?

Big fan of this map. The art is colorful, moody, but clear, it's easy to discern which parts of the rooftops are neon billboards, HVAC vents, and so forth. Made for an excellent setpiece in our Cyberpunk RED campaign, Red Sky City. Easily works with VTT software. Recommended.