The Dungeon Dive's Dungeon Generator
Hi all! I've finished up the first draft of the Dungeon Dive's Dungeon Generator. You will find a PDF attached to this post. It's in a good place, but I'm still tinkering and play testing, but I wanted to provide you with this preview copy. Once it's totally finalized, it will be for sale on my Itch page, and you will all get a free finalized PDF copy.
Enjoy!
Comments (8)
This is awesome! Love that D66 table 🔥
First, I like the dungeon generator. Concise and detailed. It isn't clear whether for example doors and locks are checked during gameplay or if this is part of the creation process ahead of time. This question also extends for traps as well. You have a blank for intelligence being used to overcome a trap I suggest a riddle or puzzle to solve . Say collect some items to figure out a puzzle. Regarding the chances of finding a encounter in a room or corridor you have a 2-6 chance for a room encounter and 1-6 chance for a corridor encounter. Please explain. What I did is to take the 2-6 chance to mean roll a random d6 number and you have two chances to try to roll this number and one chance if a corridor is being checked. I am assuming each step is to create a dungeon first rather than rolling for traps etc. as you play. Again, nicely done. Thank-you for this!
On the traps table, intelligence based traps are on a roll of 5-6. The blank is for type, as there are only 2. I very purposefully left rules procedures uncounted for, for what ever rules people are using. Doors, locks and traps can be checked as often as you like. For encounters, they happen on a roll of a 1, or 1-2 depending on corridor or room. However, I mislabeled that on the table, so thanks! Will be corrected.
Omg ! That’s awesome thank you ! I was looking for this kind of tool to dive into shadow dark, perfect timing
I really like it! This will be super useful!
Downloaded and starting to read, but I wanted to let you know I can't remember seeing a d66 table formatted in that way, and I love it. Either I'm having more memory issues, or I truly have never encountered this approach before, but either way, I absolutely love it.
Oh thanks! It was really just a matter for form following function with Word’s tables. :)
I've also started working on the Dungeon Dive's Hexcrawl Generator.