Bought this for Call of Cthulhu as I wanted to be "nice" and give my players a safehouse for thier investigators. Only one small error(?) is that on the basement map there is an empty walled off room, I ended up turning it into a secret room/vault. As a secret room it can contain some horrible secret or for the Vault it can be a place for the investigators to "secure" store those Mythos tomes and artifacts they take from the cold dead hands of the pesky cultists they battle.

I have also bought the Airship, Meteora, Lighthouse and 221B Baker Street Bluprints for use my my CoC games, and eagerly await more blueprints that I can use for a 1920/1930 era Call of Cthulhu game.

Great way to fill the odd spots in an adventure and for just noodling around.

Book has an interesting premise and some old school style artwork. It's a little short for the cost, $5 isn't much but the book is very short.

Top Notch! Must Get For Every DM... Great hand drawn art work of unique locatins with variable options and a low price. Can't recommend these enough. I purchased every one availabe. Hope to see more.

Does not work with any PDF software I have, including Adobe, Chrome, nothing. The features do not work at all; must be me but I'm not sure how.

Thanks for the advice. It did not help, sorry. I'm using Adobe Acrobat Reader but it's on a Chromebook (not sure if that matters). I appreciate the offer!

This ia fabulous bundle from back in the days before VTT, but are no longer practical, since they are just PDFs. If the publisher would include VTT-compatible images of these rooms, it would be awesome to return to these halls!

I absolutely love these Battlemaps - every volume was solid gold. I purchased these many years ago to print off for in-person play. Now I'm wishing there was a VTT version - you can't open these in Photoshop to grab the images off the PDF, and so I'm not sure if I'll ever have the chance to employ these on something like Roll20. That said, a really great product back-in-the-day. Printed, mounted, and used the heck out of these maps.

I absolutely love these Battlemaps - every volume was solid gold. I purchased these many years ago to print off for in-person play. Now I'm wishing there was a VTT version - you can't open these in Photoshop to grab the images off the PDF, and so I'm not sure if I'll ever have the chance to employ these on something like Roll20. That said, a really great product back-in-the-day. Printed, mounted, and used the heck out of these maps.

I absolutely love these Battlemaps - every volume was solid gold. I purchased these many years ago to print off for in-person play. Now I'm wishing there was a VTT version - you can't open these in Photoshop to grab the images off the PDF, and so I'm not sure if I'll ever have the chance to employ these on something like Roll20. That said, a really great product back-in-the-day. Printed, mounted, and used the heck out of these maps.

The production value of the product is outstanding, specifically the "Rule the DUNGEON!" feature which allows map presentation to be customized. The black/white rendering of the maps and the line art give them maps a sparce appearance. I happen to like the look -- YMMV.

I also like the room templates; a single page for each room showing it map and having space for the GM to write down the room description. This would be more useful if you could electronically edit the templates rather than having to print them out. The set of random encounter tables for each region in the dungeon is a nice touch. A brief story for the dungeon is provided.

The one downside of this product is that it is in PDF form, rather than JPG or PNG. Hence, if you want to use it with a VTT, you are going to have a fair amount of work on your hands. That said, the product was created in 2009, so I am not counting this against in in my rating.

I really want to love this. It should be perfect for my needs, as a lot of other maps from this company should be, but the buttons that lets me turn features on and of (grid, legend, furniture, etc) work only partially if at all. This is using multiple applications on a few different computers including the latest pdf reader from Abobe. This unfortunately means I need to keep looking for other map options and I'm unlikely to invest in more of these.

These issues aside, it would be a great value for those able to make use of the map!

Love this map and all the features that it brings with it. For someone who has been scouring the internet for expansions to DoMM, this was a real great stand-in for trying to convert some of the old maps to be used.

The "Rule the Dungeon" function for each map is an incredibly useful tool and I wish more products had the ability to hide items that didnt need to be seen by players.

The only big downside to me was that, for the life of me, I could not figure out how to convert these to JPEG's or PNG's that I needed for my VTT game.

Great overall value, but unfortunately it didnt work out for the purpose I had originally bought it. If i figure out a workaround, I will post that here.

Another part of 0One's huge city. One of the very best cities, this one details the Castle Ward and a small amount of that area of the city.

TThis is one of the better looks at a Pirate stronghold and the denizens within.

One of a series of 'blueprints of one of the World's Larget city. Good detail in info for regular adventuring or a quick side quest!