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Adventurer! This new Dyson's Delves Bundle presents hundreds of hand-drawn maps by master cartographer Dyson Logos suitable for tabletop fantasy roleplaying games. Famous in the Old School Revival community for his distinctive crosshatching style, Dyson has drawn maps for publishers including Wizards of the Coast (Candlekeep Mysteries, Glory of the Giants), Kobold Press, and dozens more. He's released more than a thousand maps and dozens of adventures free on his Dyson's Dodecahedron blog (funded by his successful Patreon campaign). The maps are unlabeled and (usually) in printer-friendly black-and-white. Many maps include gridded and no-grid versions. Most of them are provided in both .PDF and in high-res .PNG image files for use with VTTs (virtual tabletops) like Roll20 and Owlbear Rodeo.
You can download all these maps for free from the Dodecahedron blog, but this new offer gathers them in convenient collections Dyson has self-published through his ZERObarrier Productions imprint. And several of these titles grant royalty-free commercial licenses, so you can adapt them for your own published adventures.
For just US$9.95 you get all six titles in our Starter Delves (retail value $51.50) as DRM-free ebooks, including Dyson's Delves I and Dyson's Delves II; three installments of the annual Dodecahedron Cartographic Review – 2014, 2015, and 2016; and the Commercial Compass Rose Pack.
And if you pay more than the threshold price of $21.79, you'll level up and also get our entire Deeper Delves with eight more titles worth an additional $55, including three annual installments of Dyson's Commercial Map Archive – 2021, 2022, and 2023; four monthly installments from late 2023 of the Map Archive's successors, the Cartography Collections – August 2023, September 2023, October 2023, and November 2023; and Strange Stones.
The maps and images in the three Commercial Map Packs and the Commercial Compass Rose Pack are licensed for royalty-free use in your own published works. All the maps in the other titles are licensed for personal use only.
Four of these titles (total retail $33.50) – the first Dyson's Delves volume and all three Dodecahedron Cartographic Reviews – have appeared in one or another of three previous offers from 2014-2017, all in our Old School Revival series: OSR 2 (Nov 2014), OSR 4 (Nov 2016), and OSR 5 (Nov 2017).
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...But you pay just $9.95 for our Starter Delves of six complete titles, including both Dyson's Delves adventure collections, three Dodecahedron Cartographic Reviews, and the Commercial Compass Rose Pack. And if you pay more than the current threshold price ($21.79), you'll level up and also receive all eight titles in our Deeper Delves, including the big Commercial Map Packs for 2021, 2022, and 2023; four monthly Cartography Collections from 2023; and Strange Stones, a mini-supplement of weird menhirs and obelisks.
The maps and images in the three Commercial Map Packs and the Commercial Compass Rose Pack are licensed for royalty-free use in your own published works. All the maps in the other titles are licensed for personal use only.
Bundle of Holding titles are always absolutely free of DRM, so you can move and copy them freely among all your devices.
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These three Dodecahedron Cartographic Reviews are curated collection of most of the maps and descriptions thereof that Dyson Logos published in 2014-2016 on his Dyson's Dodecahedron blog. Designed as letter-sized spiral bound books, each of these digital editions also includes a second version of the book with all text removed.
Everything in these .PDFs can be hunted down on the Dyson's Dodecahedron blog and downloaded at high resolution. These collections gather all that material, sequenced and annotated from the notes on the blog.
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