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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FoxWander" data-source="post: 5443117" data-attributes="member: 1356">I have a character for an upcoming game whose backstory involves being stuck and raised in a dungeon environment.  Possibly spending a significant chunk of his childhood there.  I'm thinking something along the lines of a dungeon that would magically trap a party so they'd have to get the mcguffin at the end in order to escape.  Since my character was a child, he wasn't strong enough to do that so eventually he escapes by helping a party that comes through and they take him with them when they leave. (Also- my character is sort-of a monstrous race so he wouldn't "automatically" be accepted like a typical pc-race type person might be in a dungeon.)Are there any dungeons that are big enough that one could live there full-time but perhaps not fully mapped out so there might be abandoned areas a child could survive in?  Think Newt from Aliens (except without the character-death-spiral at the end or the horrible story-invalidating sequel). I could just make something up of course, but I'd like to have a named module to base the backstory in (something from Greyhawk preferably).  It doesn't have to have the "magically sealed in" bit, but ideally it should be an actual self-contained dungeon and not just some underdark setting.  It could even be just the dungeon without all the published filling.  I mean, maybe it was "beaten" and the mcguffin taken by adventurer's long ago.  The dungeon would still be there, and it would most likely still serve as a lair of some kind- so adventurer's would still come.  A party my character could aid with his area knowledge in exchange for escape.So- any ideas for a contained dungeon ecology that is still vast enough, and riddled with hiding places, that a child could conceivably survive there and yet be unable to leave without assistance?</blockquote>

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