A great tool for running Dwimmermount. For each level you get a high resolution (designed for printing at 11x17, but still readable at 8.5x11) map with much more detail than the maps in the Dwimmermount book. Each room is keyed with its number, all the monsters and NPCs (NPCs that will talk first are even keyed as a different color than straight combat encounters), a room description of 1-5 words is printed directly on the map, and it it even has icons showing you the locations of magic and treasure. You also get a one page summary of each dungeon level showing you the random encounter table, and summaries of major features, factions, and level entry points.
I noticed at least one minor error. An NPC (Melissa in the Halls of Lesser Secrets) is shown on the map but is not in the key.
It's said the product is designed to have the level summary printed on the back of the level map, but I would probably print it spiral bound so that the summary for each level was on the back of the map page of the next dungeon level, so that they are both visible at the same time when the dungeon tracker is open on the table.
I would definitely get this if you bought the Dwimmermount book and you are planning on running the dungeon in person. It's not a must have if you are playing on a virtual tabletop but I'd imagine it would still be useful.
There is nothing in the dungeon tracker that is specific to D&D, LL, ACKS, or any specific ruleset.
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