D&D 5E Sean Macdonald's Prince of the Apocalypse maps. (Spoilers)

[MonsterEnvy]

Princes of the Apocalypse had two Cartographers. Sean Macdonald did the other half of the adventures maps. He has now put them up for sale. So you can now get the complete map collection.

Note Spoilers for those checking out the maps.

http://seanmacdonald.zenfolio.com/princesoftheapocalypse

 

[pukunui]

I'm still waiting for "approval", so I haven't actually downloaded them yet, but it doesn't look like Sean's offering player-friendly versions of his maps, the way Mike does with his.

 

[MonsterEnvy]

I'm still waiting for "approval", so I haven't actually downloaded them yet, but it doesn't look like Sean's offering player-friendly versions of his maps, the way Mike does with his.

He is http://seanmacdonald.zenfolio.com/princesoftheapocalypse/h40703042#h40703042

He just did not write that he you were getting both on all of them.

 

[pukunui]

I missed that. Thanks.

Any idea how long it takes to get approval for download?

 

[MonsterEnvy]

I missed that. Thanks.

Any idea how long it takes to get approval for download?

Guessing when Sean approves them. I am waiting as well. He may be asleep.

 

[pukunui]

Guessing when Sean approves them. I am waiting as well. He may be asleep.

Ah OK. I had assumed it was an automated process. No worries, though. I can wait.

 

[Hussar]

Really? The Bargewrite Inn? Sigh.

But very pretty maps.

 

[jamesjhaeck]

I don't think Sean's maps aren't nearly as pretty as Mike Schley's, but they work. They're very clear, which is a plus for DM-facing maps!

 

[pukunui]

Really? The Bargewrite Inn? Sigh.

There's also The Way Inn, south of Daggerford. Ed must enjoy making puns like that.

 

[GX.Sigma]

I love the maps of the four temples. The strange geometric rooms and angular corridors really remind me of the original ToEE map. And if I'm not mistaken, it looks like they can be joined together to form a single huge dungeon.