A great looking and feeling map that oozes personality. Ideas of monsters and treasures to the stock the dungeon with come to mind immediately. However, and this is why I gave 3 stars instead of 5, the dungeon layout is not spectacular; in particular, the dungeon is fairly linear in design and doesn't seem to allow for much in-game exploratory "surprises" (ie, discovering a secret path, having multiple entrances to the dungeon, etc.) To Roan Studio: keep up the great work, but consider reading about "Jacquaying", which will up the quality of your work (IMHO).

Looks absolutely gorgeous. Not sure how I'll use this in my game (can't really print anything this long, although I might not even need to) but it serves as a wonderful source of inspiration, at least. Maybe make a few horizontal maps, to change things up a bit? Anyways, really nice map with an old feel to it.

The design is wonderful, but the technical layout is crippling -- the whole dungeon is on one "page" but that page has been extended to roughly 6 times the normal length of a portrait page.

the PDF is 32 meg per "long page" so my pdf viewer (skim on OSX) is dying under the load of rendering even one page of this.

I hoped that I could just print it and be done with digital problems, but since the dungon's page is abnormal ratio, I have the option of either having a natural zoom/ratio picture of the middle 20%, or rescaling it down to fit, resulting in an unreadable strip of art down the middle.

If you reformat it to make it usable, such as either of the following, I'll update my review. (The art deserves 5 stars)

1. pdf with print-friendly page dimensions
2. a jpg per dungeon (if you can't abide nasty page breaks in the art. This would allow client-side rendering to adapt to circumstances in a way the pdf format was designed to not do.)