Modifying /existing/ maps is more or less impossible, because the assets that were used to build the 3d renders aren't part of the game (and Obsidian may not have rights to distribute them as 3d models, even if they wanted to do so). This is dramatically different from, well, every game that has been made in the past 15 years or so, all of which use 3d "props" and deformable terrain that is rendered in realtime. It appears that the primary factor behind this decision is the 2d maps - building new maps is not a trivial task, because the map that you see in the game is a 2d render (with a variety of overlays) of a 3d model that has been hand-painted to add detail.
They've been very consistent with this line since the kickstarter to today. There is no mod support because the developers specifically and clearly stated that the budget for this game did not support creating mod tools.
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