I mean, yeah. Do a Google Image search for the map of Barovia and you get pretty much the same result, but it's nice enough.

It was very helpful for filling in the obvious blanks in the original module.

It's definitely a beautifully written supplement, but the PDF has its flaws - the Flyers chapter is in there twice with exactly the same text, and I'm left wanting for more background lore. However, as a DM, I will gladly accept the opprtunity to create my own story around it. I love these supplements and I do hope you continue publishing them.

My God, this guy was the best thing of the entire campaign so far. I introduced Gregorio as the characters made camp, and prepared a list of stories for all the items he sold (some of which I took out of other sources such as Bert's practically useless items). We spent the better part of an hour bartering these items, and had a huge laugh at the menagerie (yes, I prepared pictures).

Then, when the surprise came, my player who had spent a grand total of 6 copper pieces at Gregorio's convinced the others to go on a manhunt for the charlatan.

Just wow. This source. It brings some light into the darkness that is Barovia. I recommend playing some funky yiddish violin music as Gregorio describes his wares for added hilarity.