In late 2019, I began the work of creating a world for a D&D5e campaign. When the pandemic hit, I ended up with more time to devote to this project than I had initially imagined. However, the thought of laying out all the dungeons I would need, just for the first phase of the adventure, was daunting. But then I stumbled across this book. It proved to be one of the best purchases I made during that world-building phase. Justin's maps are well-designed and engaging, leaving plenty of room for your own imagination to populate them with all kinds of mystery and awfulness. I highly recommend this book to all DMs!

My friends, by my initial purchase of the Kickstarter for the BBoM #1 which has now progressed enough for my friends to see this wonderful collection of Fantasy Maps -with- VTT maps included, =and= another almost identical set for Low Resolution, this is proving to be one of my best investments in a product! I'm feeling kinda blue that I did not get the Kickstarter for the BBoM #2 - the Sci-Fi set. I'll be recommending this book and the other to anyone who wants to hear about it! Thanks for a job even better done now than it was originally!

This is one of the best investments I have made. These maps look great, are gorgeous, and are easy to adapt. Justin is a great cartigrapher and has created the best value in the fantasy map soace with this product.

The maps are good however the resolution is rather low and they are therefore unusuable as both print maps or on websites like Roll20. Pretty to look at but not practical.

This is a fantastic resource for any fantasy rpg. The maps are presented in two formats: one is numbered for GMs to use, and the other is without numbers; to be used as "player maps"

The variation in maps is excellent. There are underground caverns, temples, crypts, village scenes, waterways, hedge mazes, and many more.

Justin Andrew Mason has done a wonderful job in presenting generic fantasy maps to be used in any fantasy tabletop rpg.