A dungeon per week

[Faeriss]

Dungeon a week - Map No.19

Following my challenge! I like how the two levels of this tile connects - the caves at ground level and the upper level which scans the top two places in the cave (it even has a ladder for a thief to go low ...).

See Dungeon No.19​

 

[Faeriss]

Dungeon a week - Map No.20

This plan offers a more classic junction between the "dungeon" and the "cave". In the dungeon, only a reinforced metal door leading to a series of natural caves.

See Dungeon No.20​

 

[frankthedm]

Neat. It seems you gave it a filter to mimic the look of the physical texture of the D&D tiles and FFG boards game boards.

 

[Faeriss]

Dungeon a week - Map No.21

Here is a more traditional dungeon geomorphic and thinner. For this time, almost all the passages connecting them. There is also a change in the format of the dungeon: it is carved into the rock and reinforced with stones.

See Dungeon No.21
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[Faeriss]

Dungeon a week - Map No.22

This week will be devoted once again to the underground urban structures. This module is a maze of buildings and alleys. This is the kind of dwellings that may very well belong to a colony of dwarves depths or an outpost of elite dark elf... Remember to keep the classic that was found in the old-school scenario version of D&D.

See the plan in its actual size
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[Faeriss]

Dungeon a week - Map No.23

I find it particularly pleasant. I like rounded corners, watching the statues in the corridor at each end, and the row of pillars between them, preventing them from looking to each other in the eye.

See the plan in its actual size​

 

[Faeriss]

Dungeon a week - Map No.24

This dungeon is actually simple at first, so I wanted to highlight it. Thus, in two rooms, the cobblestones were particularly worked. And the top row has been improved with the addition of six statues.

See Dungeon No.24 in its actual size
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[Faeriss]

Dungeon a week - Map No.25

This week, it will be a more traditional dungeon. I added some extra not found in the tile Dyson Logos. Thus, one can find a hole in the center of a square room with colored paving stones, two statues guarding the passages of a dungeon, a long corridor grid through the entire width of the dungeon, and a rectangular room lit by two eternal lights.

See Dungeon No.25 in its actual size​

 

[Faeriss]

Dungeon a week - Map No.26

With the card last week when we find a long corridor right with secret passages, Dyson Logos had an idea for a larger corridor without secret passages - just a long corridor with columns linking two parts of the dungeon.

See Dungeon No.26 in its actual size
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[Faeriss]

This week will be my first real dungeon, in the sense that the tiles Dyson Logos will not be my inspiration. This module can be a central fortress or simple houses. The brightly colored blocks show some taste of the inhabitants, unless there are hidden traps so clever.

See Dungeon No.27 in its actual size​