Single-handedly, it's the most incredible ship bundle I've ever purchased! I use them in my Foundry VTT games all the time. As is the standard with Ryan Wolfe's maps, there are descriptions for everything, extensive lore about the ships, and encyclopedic information on every ship, including the weights and capacity of the escape pods. I cannot state this enough: there is no better Sci-Fi map maker out there. No one else puts the amount of dedication and detail into their maps, and I am astounded they've gone this long without a hugely successful Patreon following. I look forward to all their future maps and will likely grab them whenever possible for me. I am constantly pitching them to fellow GMs, and I look forward to using them in my future Starfinder 2e games in Foundry VTT.

It's a fantastic set of maps! I've used them for years in sci-fi-oriented games at my table, and with the recent update, they've never been friendlier to use for VTT games. 0-hr maps are the greatest I've ever used. They come with comprehensive details for nearly everything shown on a map, including descriptions and often lore, something I rarely see with other map creators attempt; it's a handy feature for any GM.

I love the versatility of the ultralight escort and the courier vessel. Plan to use in a game at TravellerCon. Love 0-hr ships!

As I can't edit my old review, you get a new one at 5 stars! These maps and docs are works of art!

This is a great product. I believe you need a lot more ships with the option to be run-down and worn-looking, rather than Star Trek shiny and new.

'Heavily-used' fits much better with the campaigns I run.

I used this ship in a Fireefly campaign as part of an old Traveller AmberZone adventure Missing Without a Trace where the adventurers were hired to find a missing ore carrier that briefly appeeared on sensors in the asteroid belt where it was due to arrive at Arcturus Station (for the followup adventure after their employer shafts them for damage to the ship. They tracked it down to an asteroid node called The People's Elbow where some miners had taken it to to load on their failies for a push to the outer rim to start a better life with the farming equipment they had misapropriated from stores onto the ship before it left the shipyard. The party were going to let them get away with it so the miners, fearing betreyal and capture started the timers for the thermal mines they had planted in case. There was a hurried search of the ship to find ONe, Two hurry hurry Three Is that all One more four just befre the timer on that one hit zero. Pregnant pause waiting for a foom and sudden gust of wind but it didn't come. HTen they had to take the bridge while miners were trying to get underway while shooting at them. The player's company owned mining gig was used to try and divert them. Funny, the damage doesn't look too bad from this side. That'll buff right out. It was an amazing game partly the players, partly the scenario but in large part because the ship plan on the tablelent inspiration to me and to the players. Ryan Wolfe's ships are shiny.

Great, the perfect interior ship map for our RPG sessions

Excellent ship map, just perfect for our sci-fi RPG

Never ended up using these deckplans with Starfinder, just Traveller and d6, but I did download them.

Used this in the old D&D module, Lost Treasure, as the ship the characters crashed in. Used it for a couple of Adventure League modules. It's a great set of maps for a fantasy setting. Arrange them right, print the middle page twice, you can get a lot of vessel layouts with these.

There are very few vertical ship plans. This one is perfect!

I run a Homebrew 5e space theme game this is the ship that my party mostly uses I printed it off and then laminated it and can make use it multiple formats then I start buying other of the products and they are the some of the best space ship maps and buildings on the market today and then recently I started backing his kickstarters and I find they are some of the best kickstarters

THe very best starship maps avalible, bar none. Ship art, detailed descriptions, and of course the maps themselves.

You simplay cannot go wrong with NA products: the maps are simply beautiful, and present ion both VTT maps and as printable tiles.

I love 2D tiles, and am a huge fan of 0One Games' skirmish tiles. The problem I've always had with them is that they lack an inner consistency. If you used any one pack of 0One games' tiles, you end up with the random dungeon crawl of bygone years (which is great - but not for thematic campaigns!). What's great about 0HR's line of 2D tiles is that they are entirely encapsulated environments - they take up a decent amount of table space, but every passage links to another - there's an inner cohesion to the whole thing. As I printed off the pages and put this cavern together on my drawing table, I got more and more excited - especially when the pages of the secret rooms/passages printed off. This is an excellent product for a perfect price point. If you're looking for a quick way to give your players a night of adventure with minis, then this is the ticket! It even comes with room descriptions, which can be tailored for whatever denizens you populate the Cavern with. The creators used a flying demon, but I've populated my cave with Spiders and Driders and Owl Bears (Oh my!). Okay, no owl bears - but many arachnid style creatures.

Two thumbs WAAAY up. Highly recommended.

Addendum, 2021 - Words fail me for how good the 0-hr maps are. I own all the fantasy ones, and printed them off back in the days before VTT. After the Amber Heart Inn, Demon Delve Cavern was the one I used the most. Unlike many products from "back in the day" (like the 0One maps, which I love, but can no longer use easily), 0-hr has the edge, because they included a massive poster JPG that can be used for VTT. I have some old PDFs I can't open in something like Photoshop to grab the images, so they're virtually useless to me, short of screen shots of zoomed-in-PDFs and a lot of puzzlework. So even though the physical printed version has given up the ghost, I know my players will be fighting for their lives in the Demon Delve Caverns again. I don't know what perils they'll find there, but I'm starting to think about how to use all the 0-hr maps in a tight little "Lost Mine of Phandelver" sort of setup, with the Amber Heart Inn and Lily's Tavern as the home bases...but what lies beneath? Very likely these caverns! Thanks for alll the good times and memories, 0 Hr!