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<blockquote data-quote="bloodymage" data-source="post: 372355" data-attributes="member: 4381">Psion, you're right. What I'm basically looking for is a map(s). Thanks for the link, but a 6 level dwarven complex is way too puny. You say it's similar to Undermountain. Is UM that small?Doppleganger, I read a couple of the reviews and besides spending $30 on maps I'm not sure this is what I'm looking for. This is dwarven construction we're talking about. Of course, some areas could have been abandoned while &quot;under construction&quot;. With all the stuff ported in from the outside in &quot;Dungeon World&quot;, I don't see how it could have the uniformity of dwarven works.So far, I've seen Undermountain, Rappan Athuk and RttToE emerge as the strongest contenders. Which is the biggest? How many levels? How extensive? Could they pass as dwarven? Are there others? I've heard from others that The Mines of Moria might be the way to go.Thanks all, for helping me out on this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bloodymage, post: 372355, member: 4381"] Psion, you're right. What I'm basically looking for is a map(s). Thanks for the link, but a 6 level dwarven complex is [I]way[/I] too puny. You say it's similar to Undermountain. Is UM that small? Doppleganger, I read a couple of the reviews and besides spending $30 on maps I'm not sure this is what I'm looking for. This is dwarven construction we're talking about. Of course, some areas could have been abandoned while "under construction". With all the stuff ported in from the outside in "Dungeon World", I don't see how it could have the uniformity of dwarven works. So far, I've seen Undermountain, Rappan Athuk and RttToE emerge as the strongest contenders. Which is the biggest? How many levels? How extensive? Could they pass as dwarven? Are there others? I've heard from others that The Mines of Moria might be the way to go. Thanks all, for helping me out on this. [/QUOTE]

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