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Fantastic. More like this, please. (And, yes, hi-res DM & player map JPGs would be a really nice bonus for future adventures.)

The Dessarin Valley player map is exactly the same as the DM map, except it is missing all of the sites marked with an X.

These grids for hex maps are prepared based on the recommendations on page 14 of the D&D 5th Edition Dungeon Master's Guide, but they should work for any ruleset. Each grid scale is color-coded so you can see how it fits with the other scales. Version 2.0: Added coordinates. Version 2.1...

These grids for hex maps are prepared based on the recommendations on page 14 of the D&D 5th Edition Dungeon Master's Guide, but they should work for any ruleset. Each grid scale is color-coded so you can see how it fits with the other scales. Version 2.0: Added coordinates. Version 2.1...

These grids for hex maps are prepared based on the recommendations on page 14 of the D&D 5th Edition Dungeon Master's Guide, but they should work for any ruleset. Each grid scale is color-coded so you can see how it fits with the other scales. Version 2.0: Added coordinates. Version 2.1...

These grids for hex maps are prepared based on the recommendations on page 14 of the D&D 5th Edition Dungeon Master's Guide, but they should work for any ruleset. Each grid scale is color-coded so you can see how it fits with the other scales. Version 2.0: Added coordinates. Version 2.1...

These grids for hex maps are prepared based on the recommendations on page 14 of the D&D 5th Edition Dungeon Master's Guide, but they should work for any ruleset. Each grid scale is color-coded so you can see how it fits with the other scales. Version 2.0: Added coordinates. Version 2.1...

These grids for hex maps are prepared based on the recommendations on page 14 of the D&D 5th Edition Dungeon Master's Guide, but they should work for any ruleset. Each grid scale is color-coded so you can see how it fits with the other scales. Version 2.0: Added coordinates. Version 2.1...

What projector do you use? Do you still have a link to that camera mount plan?

Sean MacDonald has his maps up for sale now as well: http://seanmacdonald.zenfolio.com/princesoftheapocalypse

It's inspired by the system used in Lamentations of the Flame Princess, adjusted to fit the 5e rules. I put it together in Adobe Illustrator.

Yeah, looks like these use 10-foot squares like Wave Echo Cave in Lost Mine of Phandelver. Printing The Black Geode at 5 feet per inch would come out to 82.3" x 104.3"—almost 9 feet tall!

I noticed that one of the maps in the Encounters PDF (the Tomb of Moving Rocks) isn't included in this set. Looks like that was done by Sean MacDonald. I wonder whether he'll be selling maps as well.

You might be interested in my simplified 5e encumbrance tracker—the players just track the number of items they're carrying instead of the exact weight. It's tuned to work out about the same without as much math. I think there's value to tracking things like encumbrance, torches, food, water...

One more: On Character Sheet III, "Spells Slots" should be "Spell Slots"

Clever.

Under Carrying Capacity on Character Sheet I, the second Encumbered should be Heavily Encumbered. The suggested calculations for character weight are incorrect. (Understandable, because the table on pg. 121 of the PHB is pretty confusing.) The weight and height are both supposed to be affected...

I've added a world-scale map, which now maps reasonably closely to a sphere. (This is harder than you might think.)

Version 2.0 is uploaded. It now includes coordinates.

Check this out: https://stirgessuck.wordpress.com/2014/07/28/1k-basic-pregens-now-indexed/ https://stirgessuck.wordpress.com/2014/09/04/one-thousand-pre-generated-commoners/