I printed this out on 8 13x19 sheets of paper and used it as the base for my 3D paperterrain buildout of a market in Sigil. It was a wonderful template for placing market stalls as well as providing perfect ground texture for my table.

Check out the photos in this post: https://the-forsite-irregulars.obsidianportal.com/adventure-log/lost-in-sigil

PROs: A great, lively and detailed map that you'd come to expect from Dramascape. Plenty of attention to detail.

CONs: I agree with Christopher. They only con I have with this and some other of Dramascapes maps is that (being top down) they can be a little confusing in the heights/levels. Shadowing would help a lot but of course this is a lot more work in what already appears to be a labor intensive product.

4 stars - my players love it

Maybe I expected too much but I wanted something in the style of ki-ryn studios or 0 hour. It just feels... petty, small and not enough material. Its good looking yes, I´ll give it that but far from my expectations.

The general layouts of both maps in this product—the Market Quarter and the Poor Quarter—are rather nicely conceived. The execution is good—better than most Dundjinni maps that get offered for sale. However, in the Market Quarter, the relative elevations of several pieces of the map aren’t clear. Also, the maps’ Dundjinni origins reveal themselves not only in the credits, but also in the mixing of different artistic styles within the same map, and those annoyingly yellow grid lines. The Market Square map depicts an open-air market, while the Poor Quarter focuses on rooftops. Unlike most printable map products, this one includes brief descriptions of the areas depicted. You could stage quite a few compelling NPC encounters, chases, and so on on these two maps. The Arabian Market is my first encounter with the Dramascape maps, and it makes me optimistic and curious about the earlier entries in the series.