From Anthony:

“I created this map set using entirely 2MT Dungeondraft assets (minus the Shadow Pack), all built and processed directly within Dungeondraft. It represents a massive magical dungeon I’m currently running my players through, known as the Nethervault — a remnant of an ancient Netherese city once anchored above a vast nexus of death energy and magic, in the place where Baldur’s Gate now stands. In the campaign, my party is working to destroy three of these anchors, which Zariel intends to use to drag Baldur’s Gate into the Nine Hells.

This particular anchor lies buried beneath the Great Library, its chambers corrupted by shadowy entities and broken experiments that long ago slipped their bindings. The dungeon is a blend of lost Netherese knowledge, twisted arcane machinery, and creeping darkness — a perfect stage for mystery, danger, and discovery. I can’t wait to create more maps like this using these incredible assets!” …

… “So I actually work at an architecture company with full access to a full-size 36” wide printer room. But when I’m not using that I use the map printer tool that Ross mentioned, print to 11×17 and stitch together with spray adhesive on black poster board.
That’s the method I did for the maps in the pictures.

Been a fan and regular Dungeondraft and 2MT user since 2019. I’ve built a pretty big collection of modular dungeon maps in that time.
I want to have a massive collection of maps ready to go on poster board I can just drop on my table no matter the circumstance”