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This was done in 2o2o for @necroticgnome for OSE. Such a fun scene of gnomes fighting goblins in a cave. Strange how many projects I’ve worked on over the years somehow get lost in my mind until I go looking thru old piles of works. Do you see your own works sometimes and have to look twice to see if you actually drew it? Do you look at them and see how far ahead you were than you are now? Join the club! That’s art!
Here are a bunch I did for s Leonard Lakofka penned adventure published by Cannibaal publishing. Some I have shared, others I have not!! You can search for Cannibaal Publishing and look at their wares! Good stuff.
For dungeoneers guild games! A little WIP for you guys! Throwing ink. Cheers all!
Recently, when I posted a B/X map, I was complimented with “That’s not big enough to be a dungeon, but it would work as a great lair.” That got me wondering - how big (rooms, levels, etc) does an adventure site have to be before it’s considered a “dungeon”?
Deeper thoughts on the podcast:
- On YouTube: https://youtu.be/4\_fvUgYt4dM
- On your Podcatcher of Choice: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6EyrjrRUdbB3zIWvtk45H6
I want to say it’s less about the size and more about the purpose in the campaign: a “dungeon” being designed to be cleared or finished while a “mega-dungeon” is designed not to be: to be the focal point of the campaign.
But I’m also curious what you think. How big does a dungeon have to be before it’s a dungeon? And at what point - adding rooms - does a dungeon “graduate” to mega dungeon?
I distinctly remember a series of blog posts where the author deconstructed most of the early Pathfinder's Adventure Paths for a more sandbox experience, OSR style. However, I cannot remember its name nor I can find it again. Am I crazy, or this thing actually existed? Has anyone else tried the same thing this blogger did?