The descriptive text notes accompanying these four tomb drawings are nicely atmospheric, although it's unclear if they're based on specific real-world examples, or are simply variants using actual examples as a basis. They're not strictly "floor plans" in the RPG sense, as there are no scales for the drawings, nor even overall sizes, let alone squares or hexes superimposed to help regulate movement, but they should provide inspiration for reuse in self-created RPG adventures with a little extra work by GMs. Plus they run the range from simple to large and quite complex, so have possibilities for various locations and plots.

For a freebie, this is most excellent. Normally, I'd rate it a 4/5 if I had paid around a couple of bucks for it. But make it free? Nice.

Tombs and Tumuli is a product after my very own dark heart. Not only does this 8-page gem cover the portal tomb, the long barrow, a many chambered tumulus, and a large stone tomb, but it also provides a brief explanation. The tomb-plans are stark, black & white line drawings, giving a GM just enough to use in order to quickly plop it into their games-- whether it's for an evening's play, or a full campaign world.

I enjoy these sorts of illustrations, and I'm sure OSR and Old World WFRP types will, too, but your mileage may vary. I mean, come on, it's free, so you have nothing to lose.

I'll be sure to keep my eye on more products from DreamWorlds.