D&D General Walkthrough map book of classic D&D dungeons coming next year

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Illustrator Jason Bradley Thompson announced yesterday that an upcoming book from Penguin Random House and Ten Speed Press will feature a collection of humorous isometric maps celebrating classic dungeons from throughout D&D's history. Thompson has produced many of these maps over the years, and this 80-page collection features not only the best of his maps, but also new artwork, a foldout map of the Sword Coast, and 'snarky but accurate' information on the worlds of Dungeons & Dragons. The book is called Dungeons! Illustrated Maps Of Classic Dungeons & Dragons Adventures, and will be available on April 27th, 2027 in hardcover for $30.

The dungeons covered include:

• The Moathouse of Evil (outside the village of Hommlet)
• White Plume Mountain
• The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth
• The Underdark
• Ten Towns
• Hold of the Storm Giants
• The Tomb of Horrors
• Barovia and Castle Ravenloft

 

[BovineofWar]

Oh wow. I used the map of the Vault of the Drow while running Dead Gods, both hilarious and useful. I didn't realize there were more of them, definitely grabbing this one.

 

[Clint_L]

This makes me want to run them again.

 

[Marandahir]

A birthday present for meeesh!

I'm not 4/27 but it's pretty close. I love these humorous (and humerus) maps; can't wait to get the physical version!

 

[Joshua Randall]

I believe it's an instance of machines ripping off internet-popular cartoonists and then making everyone think that style isn't human-made.

I weep for the future present.

 

[Azzy]

I've always enjoyed Thompson's maps. I may actually pick this up.

 

[Seramus]

Can we pay this man to do some Gold Box?

 

[Youshang]

Lareth just wanted to chill and read books when a party of self-righteous do-gooders kicked down his door.