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<blockquote data-quote="Odhanan" data-source="post: 5312417" data-attributes="member: 12324">After having read the links to the Dungeon's Master.com, it's actually a very interesting take on the dungeon. It's a different approach, between a focus on the Encounter part of the adventure, and the Exploration part of the adventure, whether you favor one or the other and when. Indeed, a dungeon could then look like a flowchart of sorts, with the links between various areas being a matter of verbal exchanges between DMs and players, and eventual Skill challenges arising from them. Depending on the results of those checks and exchanges, some prepped random encounters, or puzzles, or hazards could be triggered. It's an interesting take on the concept. Quite different from the traditional dungeon crawl, but not a fundamentally &quot;wrong&quot; way of doing it, for those who can't bother with listening to doors and 10-foot poles. Cool beans.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Odhanan, post: 5312417, member: 12324"] After having read the links to the Dungeon's Master.com, it's actually a very interesting take on the dungeon. It's a different approach, between a focus on the Encounter part of the adventure, and the Exploration part of the adventure, whether you favor one or the other and when. Indeed, a dungeon could then look like a flowchart of sorts, with the links between various areas being a matter of verbal exchanges between DMs and players, and eventual Skill challenges arising from them. Depending on the results of those checks and exchanges, some prepped random encounters, or puzzles, or hazards could be triggered. It's an interesting take on the concept. Quite different from the traditional dungeon crawl, but not a fundamentally "wrong" way of doing it, for those who can't bother with listening to doors and 10-foot poles. Cool beans. [/QUOTE]

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