Here's a fun free supplement for your DM's folder. Pull it out whenever the PCs go carousing or stop in a tavern and you want to lighhten the mood. The "50 tables" table is a great way to populate a tavern quickly with bunches of quirky folks. (You can play Spitting Turtle if you want (or substitute a d4?) but I think I'll just place a bet on the dragon turtle in the harbor who'll come crashing through to defend his tiny cousins.)

I am just amazed at the quality of this map. It has the major features of the Sword Coast with labels for plenty of locations -- and room to include all of your own. Zoom in for all the detail. I would be very comfortable using this as DM, player, and, most importantly, as a publisher of Forgotten Realms material. Well done.

I just ran the first hour-long adventure "Snake in the Grass" for my two teenage boys. I'll let the youngest one's comment stand as the review. "That was pretty amazing!" They were overjoyed at the treasure at the end.

Outstanding illustrations for small publishers who need to artwork for their product. The combination of Romans and Robots is an odd mix, but there was sufficient number of Romans for my needs.

This is an excellent example of the quality artwork availble from this line. The illustrations from Storn Cook are of the highest quality. Thank you for providing it as a stock art resource.

An outstanding resource for making fantasy maps -- whether you're a budding professional or just a hobbyist who wants an interesting map to share with friends around the gaming table. The step-by-step instructions are easy to follow.