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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kigmatzomat" data-source="post: 1521960" data-attributes="member: 9254">Hmmm.  I've got something right up your alley *BUT* it was from a campaign that Tewligan played in ~10 years ago.  That's been so longhe might not remember.  It was a 2E design but shouldn't be too hard to update.  From memory it had:Entrance hall: statuary.  Some mundane, some creatures that have been turned to stone waiting for the "stone to flesh" trap to engage, a stone golem in the shape of a gargoyle (they hated that), and a "teleporting medusa" illusion (watch as everyone covers their eyes and tries to fight blind!)plant & animal collections.  Imagine a series of multi-acre halls each with their own microclimate.  Desert, arctic, rainforest, forest, aquatic, etc.  It basically lets you justify having every man-eating plant in one place, and all the odd-ball critters that don't seem to fit (I dropped a lot of psionic monsters in here).  He *might* recognize some of the custom creatures, such as the flying pirhana (they don't really fly, just a jump-glide, but the path goes between a series of ponds so the schools can maul intruders.)  But you could ditch them.  Proactive Library (aka hall of animated stuff): animated carpet, tables, chairs, bookcases etc.  Spiral hall.  Pure trap, but it's a hallway with a  spiral design with a reverse gravity field  working at an oblique angle to the spiral.  In other words, a total mind game.  Destroys virtually all use of missle weapons and makes combat a nightmare.  IIRC, I used beholder-kin in here that don't give a crap about gravity.  If you want it, send me an email: james at clan-geek dot org</blockquote>

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