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Tag Archives: maps
“I am your density!”
Saw a post over on Dragonsfoot about the old TSR dungeon geomorph set, and I responded that I was actually using some of them right now. However, rather than cobbling the geomorphs together as originally intended, I’m currently just using … Continue reading
Dungeon Density
When I say “dungeon density” I do not mean, at least not this time, the frequency of monsters and/or treasure within the mythic underworld. Rather, I’m talking about the physical density of the construction. Are the rooms, corridors, and chambers … Continue reading
Ruins of Atlantis
Explore the remains of a legendary kingdom thought to have vanished from the face of the earth. What really happened? Where are the Atlanteans now? Who lives in the wreckage today? What ancient treasures can you uncover? And will you … Continue reading
Tower and Dungeon
Was flipping through an old notebook when I came across this: A 9 level, 50′ diameter tower with a small 3-level dungeon below. To be honest, I have no idea what this was for. I don’t remember drawing it up, … Continue reading
Old 1-Page Dungeon: Level 2
As promised, here is the second level of the old one-page dungeon complex I began running three or four years back when I first re-entered the gaming world. It was written up for AD&D 2e, but the minimalist descriptions make … Continue reading
More Old 1-Pager-ish Dungeon
A commenter on last night’s post about an old 1-page dungeon wrote: You were doing one-page dungeon levels years before all the rest of us. And I responded that, well, thanks for the kudos but I don’t really think there’s … Continue reading
Old 1-Page Dungeon
The one-page dungeon has gotten a lot of press lately (for good reason) including a new contest which uses what has become the de-facto standard 1-page template. I must admit that I’ve always liked the 1-page dungeon design scheme. Back … Continue reading
Maps of Greyhawk
My guess is that most old school-ish gamers hold these in pretty high esteem: Maps of Greyhawk (Click for bigger versions) For all the hours I spent pouring over these and books from the 1983 boxed set, we never really … Continue reading
