Looking for Dungeon maps

[palleomortis]

I'm looking for an online map of a good, complex, dungeon. I need multiple stories, and any neat little tricks are always great. I'm not very nit-picky about it, just need it to fill space in a game time-line. Any and all help is much appreciated. Of coure, I would score the net myself, but I seem to be un-explicably busy. Thanx again for all yer help.

Palleo

 

[frankthedm]

I'm looking for an online map of a good, complex, dungeon. I need multiple stories, and any neat little tricks are always great. I'm not very nit-picky about it, just need it to fill space in a game time-line. Any and all help is much appreciated. Of coure, I would score the net myself, but I seem to be un-explicably busy. Thanx again for all yer help.

B4 the lost city may be a good choice.

http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=111875

http://www.enworld.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=24699

http://www.users.waitrose.com/~alanderekjones/ylaruam-b4.html


Wizard's map a week archive should keep dungeon crawlers busy.
http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/arch/mw

 

[jdrakeh]

0One Games has a line of very inexpensive PDF dungeon maps (the PDFs have multiple graphic layers that you can turn on or off, to boot) called "The Dungeon Under the Mountain" -- I own levels one through three and am very happy. At $2.99 a pop, they're a steal. I think that they have six levels available now.

 

[HDTVDinner]

This might help as well.

 

[palleomortis]

Most excellent, thank you, you've saved me uncounted troubles and hours.

 

[HellHound]

I've got a bunch of smaller ones in my mapping thread. I'm not a fan of large dungeons anymore.

http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=133677

 

[palleomortis]

Once again, very helpful, thanx.

 

[phindar]

May not be exactly what you're looking for, but the Theban Mapping Project is a great source of real-world Egyptian tomb maps. My favorite is KV 5, as it is one of the larger ones. The site includes both printable pdfs as well as flash versions.

Most of the tombs are simple and linear, but hey, they're real places. (And there's no reason you can't link all the separate tombs into one sprawling complex.)

 

[Kris]

I posted a few maps that I created for the beginnings of an abandoned, Moria-style, dwarf hall some time back ...here's the thread:
http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=191101

I hope to come back to it someday and flesh out more areas/levels (like the living areas, the workshops, the mines, etc.) ...but that's probably some ways off

 

[grodog]

I was going to point you to Mammoth Dungeons but their site is apparently now in the possession of a squatter, alas....