Novels about Megadungeon Exploration

[Voadam]

It is NOT your typical Piers Anthony novel. . . . and the entire thing is the most misogynst novel I've ever read.

Not a typical Piers Anthony novel?

 

[MoxieFu]

Would Rendezvous With Rama count? It's not a tomb, and sci fi, but it was huge.

I remember reading the non-fictional story of Howard Carter and the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb and finding it fascinating, but I don't recall what the book series was called. Something about egyptologists.

The Tomb of Horrors novelization isn't too bad.

Rama is perfect to me. Very much a dungeon crawl especially if you look at sources like Expedition to the Barrier Peaks, Dave Arneson's City of the Gods, and many, many small and not so small examples from Judges Guild setting The Wilderlands. Also there is Gamma World and it's ancestor Metamorphosis Alpha.

Man I would love to play in this kind of a game!

 

[UselessTriviaMan]

I think Greg Costikyan's Another Day, Another Dungeon has a significant dungeon in it. Been too long since I read it, though.

Sorry for the necromancy, but I had to note that I'm STILL waiting for the third book of this trilogy. Dammit.