I've seen a bit of your adventures and the sense of whimsy combined with mind-bending horror always makes me smile. Leading with not only potentially blinding a character, but melting their eyes too - terrifying. Followed up by some mad wizard's forgotten experiment, the Beelines...awww, cute. That Troll...will make or break parties. Keen to see what's next! #dungeon23 is a great chance to be creative every day. Whether you do it for your own game, as an exercise or to share with the community, give it a try. If you're not into dungeons, there are all kinds of variants that have sprouted out of fertile imaginations on the socials.
This is a fantastic idea. If you decided a mega dungeon isn’t your speed, by a year of a room a day, you could have 10 30 room dungeons of assorted level ranges, or 30 10 room ones
Old school gamer here…. I despise dungeons. Hated them when I was 12 in 1986….hate them now. Kinda has always weirded me out that ‘everyone’ “loves” dungeons….confusing to me. City and wilderness for me. I’d rather a very short ‘enchanted forest’ than a short or mega dungeon (I’d never ever be able to brainwork any dungeon anyway…) Yeah, I’m a lazy DM…and kinda stupid too. 😂🙄😂😕
Looks really cool and fun! I like the fact that you keep track of co-ordinates for vertical purposes; I also like the fact that you design dungeons with a theme or history in mind. Back when I ran Pathfinder 1e I had the party delving into a lot of old dwarf ruins created by the followers of Droskar, an evil dwarf deity of endless toil - in a dungeon like that I could justify all sort of dead-end passages and giant, arched rooms with no purpose other then as devotion to their deity. I really like the idea of Dungeon 23 but I'm specifally avoiding doing it as I have far too many things on my to-do list for my various campaigns as it is! I am looking forward to seeing what others are doing though. Hope you can keep it up.
@@AaronthePedantic There's more to Droskar than that, but he is an official part of the setting. The near-endless dungeons his followers created was my interpretation I believe. It's been a while.
I've seen a bit of your adventures and the sense of whimsy combined with mind-bending horror always makes me smile. Leading with not only potentially blinding a character, but melting their eyes too - terrifying. Followed up by some mad wizard's forgotten experiment, the Beelines...awww, cute. That Troll...will make or break parties. Keen to see what's next!
#dungeon23 is a great chance to be creative every day. Whether you do it for your own game, as an exercise or to share with the community, give it a try. If you're not into dungeons, there are all kinds of variants that have sprouted out of fertile imaginations on the socials.
I think you should include a morbidly obese blue chicken. That would be a cool encounter!
I needed to introduce Rascal scooters to the setting somehow!
Nope, but I'm not here to stap others having fun.
That's going to make a lot of large dungeons. Excellent!
Image 2024 where you could have a a hex crawl and populate it with 12 level Dungeons galore!
This is a fantastic idea. If you decided a mega dungeon isn’t your speed, by a year of a room a day, you could have 10 30 room dungeons of assorted level ranges, or 30 10 room ones
@@AaronthePedantic Either way you've got a campaign worth of content!
really sounds cool.
Thanks, Eric!
Love it. I hope you do updates on this as i would be really interested to see how it continues.
Big thanks, Troy! I may keep updating everyone on the progress. Lord knows when I run the thing, I'll have stuff to say about how it went.
Old school gamer here….
I despise dungeons. Hated them when I was 12 in 1986….hate them now.
Kinda has always weirded me out that ‘everyone’ “loves” dungeons….confusing to me.
City and wilderness for me.
I’d rather a very short ‘enchanted forest’ than a short or mega dungeon (I’d never ever be able to brainwork any dungeon anyway…)
Yeah, I’m a lazy DM…and kinda stupid too. 😂🙄😂😕
Looks really cool and fun! I like the fact that you keep track of co-ordinates for vertical purposes; I also like the fact that you design dungeons with a theme or history in mind. Back when I ran Pathfinder 1e I had the party delving into a lot of old dwarf ruins created by the followers of Droskar, an evil dwarf deity of endless toil - in a dungeon like that I could justify all sort of dead-end passages and giant, arched rooms with no purpose other then as devotion to their deity.
I really like the idea of Dungeon 23 but I'm specifally avoiding doing it as I have far too many things on my to-do list for my various campaigns as it is! I am looking forward to seeing what others are doing though. Hope you can keep it up.
Thanks, Scott! Droskar worship is a glorious reason to justify these crazy things. I love the idea. Is that part of the official PF setting?
@@AaronthePedantic There's more to Droskar than that, but he is an official part of the setting. The near-endless dungeons his followers created was my interpretation I believe. It's been a while.