What’s This Month’s Reward?

For October’s Roll20 Reserve, welcome to The Haunted Journey, featuring 7 map and token packs from DM Andy Maps. This horror-themed bundle contains nearly 400 assets to ensure you’re ready to plunge your players into their next delightfully terrifying encounter this Halloween!

  • Hag’s Lair, 30×40 map with 6 color variants for a total of 26 assets
  • Witch Woods, 30×40 map with 6 color variants for a total of 60 assets
  • The Gated Road, 40×60 map with foreground layer items and 6 color variants for a total of 59 assets
  • The Black Carriage, a vehicle token pack with 8 perspectives and an optional roof tile for a total of 24 tokens
  • Gothic City Slums, 30×40 map with 6 color variants and weather overlays for a total of 43 assets
  • Decrepit Gothic Manor, 40×30 map with 4 levels and 8 variants for a total of 120 assets
  • The Lost Catacombs, 60×60 map with 6 color variants for a total of 48 assets

Love this Halloween map bundle? Check out these other titles from DM Andy Maps!


How Do I Claim My Reserve Title?

  1. Navigate to https://roll20.net/reserve
  2. The current title will be displayed, along with a link to the publisher’s catalog, a brief description, and access to the public listing on the Marketplace. 
  3. Pro and Elite users will see a “Claim Now” button on both the Reserve Page and the Marketplace Listing. Other users will have an option to “Upgrade Now” to take advantage of the Reserve program.
  4. Clicking the “Claim Now” button will immediately add the Reserve title to your My Marketplace Items page!
  5. These map and token assets can be found by searching your Art Library.

This Reward is only available until Tuesday, November 3rd, so act now and unpack your reward!

TK Johnson Customer Lifecycle Specialist

TK Johnson is Roll20’s Customer Lifecycle Specialist, as well as an author and game industry professional whose stories can be found in various tabletop publications, including Wizards of the Coast, Paizo, Andrews McMeel Universal, Renegade, and Onyx Path Publishing. Their prose can be found on their website: tkjwrites.com

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