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<blockquote data-quote="HellHound" data-source="post: 2286695" data-attributes="member: 3397">Here's a bigger one that I enjoyed making. I like good multi-level maps that are not too big overall. I like dungeons, I love multi-level environments, but I hate huge sprawling complexes that take forever to explore.This is a temple to some water deity or another. It has changed hands repeatedly over its existance, and is difficult to maintain because it actually has no other access to the underdark except the one access to the dark sea itself. A small underground river used to enter the deark sea from this point, and the temple was built around it, and the centrepiece of the temple is a waterfall chamber leading to a large pool. The river pours down from the centre of the ceiling of the chamber, and pours down past the observation deck on the top level, the blessing platform on the second level, and into the pool proper below, where the water is channeled into the dark sea itself.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HellHound, post: 2286695, member: 3397"] Here's a bigger one that I enjoyed making. I like good multi-level maps that are not too big overall. I like dungeons, I love multi-level environments, but I hate huge sprawling complexes that take forever to explore. This is a temple to some water deity or another. It has changed hands repeatedly over its existance, and is difficult to maintain because it actually has no other access to the underdark except the one access to the dark sea itself. A small underground river used to enter the deark sea from this point, and the temple was built around it, and the centrepiece of the temple is a waterfall chamber leading to a large pool. The river pours down from the centre of the ceiling of the chamber, and pours down past the observation deck on the top level, the blessing platform on the second level, and into the pool proper below, where the water is channeled into the dark sea itself. [/QUOTE]

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