It's an extremely limiting map designer, with a great lack of important assets like lights (talking about the light effect, not actual lights like torches), waterfalls and other things as such that you find yourself always lacking when you need them, even if not often.

Aside from that it has virtually no verticality, I cannot create multi-story houses or dungeons, and the fact that there are custom workshop and community assets is no excuse for the base map creator to be lacking at this level.

Many of the objects do not have color customization, and you cannot rotate objects on the vertical axis.

It seems like small issues but they're really not, especially when you've been struggling for over 80 hours to create maps and work around these honestly such baseline issues. Until these quality of life and core functions are introduced, I cannot recommend it for any serious campaign that needs maps, better make them by hand with pen and paper at this point, I'm willing to sacrifice on graphics.

It's great for d&d, so easy to use with loads of different items to customise your maps. It's also super easy to stream to discord etc and also to be able to go between different apps

Dungeon Alchemist is an impressive map-making tool that has brought lot of joy. The AI-assisted generation of dungeons, cities, and natural environments works amazingly well and saves a ton of time. The maps look fantastic and can be easily exported for VTTs or printed for tabletop sessions.

A major highlight is the active community, which has already created a wealth of additional assets. The developers are also highly engaged and interact closely with users, constantly improving the software.

There are still some features I personally miss, such as a multi-selection option for Copy & Paste. However, Dungeon Alchemist is absolutely worth the money, and I’m excited to see how it evolves in the future!