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Graxworm Town The main entrance into the Graxworm megadungeon is not at the base of the mountain, but the top. The Graxworm is a massive dead dragon of mythic scale, fully miles long and large enough to contain a town in the mouth. Creatures have set up here to “mine” the massive corpse for its...

OnyxSkull Caverns Sometimes a campaign needs a ridiculous skull-shaped dungeon when it is time to delve against some obviously evil foes… These ominous caves along the Onyx Defiles were claimed by [Insert Ancient Creepy Group] who used magic and the labour of their [Insert Insane Humanoid...

Bryz’ulag’s Rings Three nearly perfect circular depressions have been cut into the white stony hills about a half hour off the road between the City of Copper Bowls and the City of the Gods. Bryz’ulag is the demon patron of treasurers, silversmiths, and tapeworms – pushed out of local worship...

No, not all elves were part of the Kale Empire. And honestly, I'm not up to debate 43 years of my home setting here.

The point of it for my games is that the old elven empire WAS hugely evil. It's the equivalent of the Melniboneans, but they created humans, and then later during that war, created a whole new series of slave species that are essentially the Thrulls from the old M:tG sets. Elves aren't evil by...

The Oracle of Sabre Lake From 2008 through to 2013, Sabre Lake was the centre of a number of campaigns that I ran – using B/X D&D, Advanced Labyrinth Lord, and D&D3x. Each campaign focused on different elements of the region – although two of them shared the same intro arc starting with Goblin...

The original idea I had was something that could be printed at 4 squares per inch on a king sized duvet cover. But that would be 9 x 7 maps in total - which would take 5 years at the current rate of 1 map per month. Then it shrunk to a mere 6 feet x 6 feet (48 feet x 48 feet if printed at...

Scavengers’ Deep – Map 5 The Scavengers’ Deep is a reminder of the amount of work that went into underground structures during the great war. Generally, the elves only built underground when hiding their breeding and research facilities, whereas the forces of the kingdoms, assisted by the...

Ierades’s Isle The standing stones tended by the centaur Ierades sits on a small island just detached from the shore of Summer Lake. Ierades is small for a centaur, but still an imposing figure with a full set of antlers set with charms and fetishes that hang down around them. While the stones...

Goretooth's Grotto A very small subterranean lair, Goretooth’s Grotto is home to the eponymous Goretooth, a hulking goblinoid warrior to whom the three goblinoid tribes in the region pay tribute and look to for the occasional aid when the going gets tough. The main entrance is a reminder that...