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<blockquote data-quote="Psion" data-source="post: 372752" data-attributes="member: 172">No. Undermountain is huge. The first UM boxed set has 4 poster sized fold out maps with small squares; there is also a second boxed set, three expansion adventures, plus an unkeyed level in the FR atlas. The problem is, buying all that is quite a task.I was just saying the dwarven citadel detailed on those map pages I directed you do is similar in approach and detail.Here's the rub: you say you don't want an adventure but maps. Rappan Athuk is deep, but it's not a dwarven city; at least I thought I'd give you something that is like a dwarven city.Sure, that dwarven citadel is only a few levels (albeit big levels), but look at the rest of the maps on the page, and go to the links on the top and look at some of the more recent maps and kitbash them together.Another good option if you just want random maps is irony games ( <a href="http://www.irony.com" target="_blank">www.irony.com</a> ). Print out 50 levels of dungeons and caverns, put staircases in, and call it a dungeon.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Psion, post: 372752, member: 172"] No. Undermountain is huge. The first UM boxed set has 4 poster sized fold out maps with small squares; there is also a second boxed set, three expansion adventures, plus an unkeyed level in the FR atlas. The problem is, buying all that is quite a task. I was just saying the dwarven citadel detailed on those map pages I directed you do is similar in approach and detail. Here's the rub: you say you don't want an adventure but maps. Rappan Athuk is deep, but it's not a dwarven city; at least I thought I'd give you something that is like a dwarven city. Sure, that dwarven citadel is only a few levels (albeit big levels), but look at the rest of the maps on the page, and go to the links on the top and look at some of the more recent maps and kitbash them together. Another good option if you just want random maps is irony games ( [url]www.irony.com[/url] ). Print out 50 levels of dungeons and caverns, put staircases in, and call it a dungeon. [/QUOTE]

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