D&D General The Infindungeon

Morrus · Feb 28, 2020

I haven't asked this on Kickstarter because I literally don't have the space for it. But I think it's a really fun idea. $49 for one 100' infinidungeon. They have four different ones.

Infinidungeon: 200sqf (100ftx24") of reusable DND scroll!

5 RPG ready to use scrolls + 1 DYI blank grid scroll. Scrolls come with system agnostic adventures! Massive reusable dungeon maps.

www.kickstarter.com

HarbingerX · Feb 28, 2020

Cool idea, but isn't that the very definition of an adventure 'railroad'?

Nebulous · Feb 28, 2020

I'm intrigued by this and will surely pick one up to check it out. I thought their big book of battle maps was well done.

robus · Feb 28, 2020

HarbingerX said:
Cool idea, but isn't that the very definition of an adventure 'railroad'?

That was exactly my thought when I saw it. It looks lovely, for sure, but there's only one way through so it seems a bit restrictive.

Maestrino · Feb 28, 2020

It seems more useful if you use it by saying "I need X type of dungeon to drop into this session" and scroll through until you find something that works, and just use that part. I don't think I'd use it as a "start at one end and dungeon-crawl to the other" sort of setup.

GMMichael · Feb 28, 2020

Woe to the GM whose PCs have Teleport.

Weal to the GM whose PCs love going everywhere in grid-square-increments.

Charlaquin · Feb 28, 2020

To be frank, I don’t get it. I mean, I get the idea of having ready-made terrain you can quickly pull out when a random encounter happens or whatever, but I don’t really see what this does that dungeon tiles or a wet erase grid don’t do better.