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<blockquote data-quote="Coroc" data-source="post: 7426799" data-attributes="member: 6895991">A good prison is in the greyhawk module City of skulls, although it does not qualify asa megadungeon it is quite large and you can take the Basic principles.Think about things like doors which are sealed magically, some doors in the prison could be Portals instead.Think about morale of the staff, are they taking their work seriously, can they be bribed etc.What about the other inmates are they thrustworthy, can they make allies, are some of them snitches?What is the General purpose of the prison? Shemeska had one in his planescape Story hour which was run as a &quot;Service&quot; for anyone who pays to lock up the most dangerous Mobs far of from the rest of the multiverse and with very tight tailored security.The modrons as prison guards can be fun but it requires a lot of work to e.g. construct some flaw with them which the Party can find out to &quot;game the (Modron-) System (in game !) &quot; to escape.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Coroc, post: 7426799, member: 6895991"] A good prison is in the greyhawk module City of skulls, although it does not qualify asa megadungeon it is quite large and you can take the Basic principles. Think about things like doors which are sealed magically, some doors in the prison could be Portals instead. Think about morale of the staff, are they taking their work seriously, can they be bribed etc. What about the other inmates are they thrustworthy, can they make allies, are some of them snitches? What is the General purpose of the prison? Shemeska had one in his planescape Story hour which was run as a "Service" for anyone who pays to lock up the most dangerous Mobs far of from the rest of the multiverse and with very tight tailored security. The modrons as prison guards can be fun but it requires a lot of work to e.g. construct some flaw with them which the Party can find out to "game the (Modron-) System (in game !) " to escape. [/QUOTE]

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