D&D 5E Labyrinth-Tomb of the Minotaur Prince (and other random dungeons)

Mistwell · Jul 12, 2015

Thank you for this, looks great. I'd love to see some more of your creations using the DMG like this.

Henry · Jul 12, 2015

I completely missed this thread back in March - it actually gives me the idea to continue your idea with a thread full of these things, and try to encourage others to do the same. Rare is the DM who has no use for a trove of random dungeons and encounters to customize and steal for fodder.

Quickleaf · Jul 13, 2015

Mistwell said:
Thank you for this, looks great. I'd love to see some more of your creations using the DMG like this.

Thanks mate. I wanted it to be more inspirational, to show what's possible using the DMG random tables as inspiration.

Henry said:
I completely missed this thread back in March - it actually gives me the idea to continue your idea with a thread full of these things, and try to encourage others to do the same. Rare is the DM who has no use for a trove of random dungeons and encounters to customize and steal for fodder.

Yes! That is exactly what I was hoping to kick off. Not a big dungeon, not a 5-room dungeon, but something in between. See where the random tables in the DMG take you, but at the same time not be locked into following the tables slavishly. I think there's a ton of potential there for great mini-dungeons.

Gilladian · Jul 13, 2015

Quickleaf said:
Sure! I just uploaded a simple PDF to the original post.

Thanks!

Klataubarada · Jul 13, 2015

Wow this is awesome! I'm gonna tinker with the stats a bit and run this for my niece and nephews with their lvl 1 characters. I have been looking for a good one shot. Thank you for the upload!

I'll have to take a look at the random tables as well.

Rydac · Jul 14, 2015

Henry said:
I completely missed this thread back in March - it actually gives me the idea to continue your idea with a thread full of these things, and try to encourage others to do the same. Rare is the DM who has no use for a trove of random dungeons and encounters to customize and steal for fodder.

Like Henry, I too missed this when it first started, but definitely join in encouraging a thread full of these and will try to contribute in the near future

meomwt · Jul 14, 2015

I just downloaded the PDF of the dungeon, and I have to say I'm impressed.

I'm really quite annoyed that I can't think of any way of shoe-horning it into my current campaign. It just doesn't fit in with the plots, themes and politics I have established.

Oh well: there's always next time!

Inchoroi · Jul 14, 2015

This is part of the reason why I love 5e in general and the DMG in particular.

EDIT: I'd also love to see randomly-generated (perhaps I should say germinated?) adventures, using the tables in the DMG.

CrusaderX · Jul 17, 2015

This is very cool. Thanks for posting the pdf!

Quickleaf · Jul 20, 2015

Inchoroi said:
This is part of the reason why I love 5e in general and the DMG in particular.

EDIT: I'd also love to see randomly-generated (perhaps I should say germinated?) adventures, using the tables in the DMG.

Oooo. Randomly germinated adventures. I like that!

Thanks [MENTION=6588]pogre[/MENTION] for the XP, you officially changed my title from something sweetly druidic to Grandfather of Assassins.

I'm sitting down to do another one of these random dungeon/adventures soon. I have a loose idea for a mischievous brownie's workshop, but we'll see where it takes me. Any requests as far as level or theme?