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Index Card Dungeon II – Map 8 – Linking Caverns This is the eighth map in the Index Card Dungeon II set. This map attaches to the east side of Map 5 (The Tower Dungeons). No direct surface accesses exist to this map, just the cave on the west side to Map 5, and the ruined sewers and basements...

Index Card Dungeon II – Map 7 – North Sub-Dungeons This is the seventh map in the Index Card Dungeon II set. This map sits directly underneath Map 6 (Dungeon Ruins), which in turn is below Map 2 (Northern Ruins). There are two stairways that descend from Map 6 to this map and another set of...

The conceits of this ridiculous project are as follows: - End product should be printed on a King-sized duvet cover at a scale of 4 x 10 foot squares to the inch. - The entire megadungeon fits on one "page" of that size, with sections at higher and lower "levels" used to fill the blank spaces...

We are slightly over 1/3 of the way to the finish line with the Scavengers' Deep maps now.

Scavengers' Deep - Map 20 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...

Tallow Bends A wee little hamlet of some fifty heads along the Wychwood Way on the edge of the forest of the same name, Tallow Bends has built up around the point where the Whispervale Trail joins the Wychwood. For much of the Wychwood Way, it runs along the River Tallow, including past the...

Transmission Tower 47-B After the “end of the world” many communities sprung up to protect themselves and to continue to thrive in a world where all our old infrastructure was destroyed. Most post-apocalyptic communities built up in rural and suburban environments – while the cities were a...

Emberwatch Keep Emberwatch Keep sits on the western flank of Mount Cindervale (“the Emberheart”) and is hewn from the dark basalt of the volcano. The western portion of the valley is lush with plants that grow in the rich volcanic soil, whereas the rest of the Cindervale area is coated with...

Aha! Another member of the grey mohawk club. (Although mine is pure white now as I'm getting closer to 60)