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| The Tomb of Snowbite Pass - Click to enlarge! |
I had some time free this afternoon, so I thought I'd have a go at the
One-Page Dungeon competition. This particular tomb comes from a recent adventure in our 4E campaign. I was quite proud of the puzzles during play, and I thought the whole thing felt quite classic (although my players complained it was a little easy). Still, it was an enjoyable evening's play, and I had fun doing up the map today. My only regret is that I couldn't squeeze in the reverse-gravity trap that they fell into on their way to the icy goblet!
Stacey was really quite impressed with this map, and suggested that I post more of them up here. What do you think? I quite like laying out dungeons like this, as I find they're great to run at the table - allowing me to glance down and visualise things immediately instead of poring through text. Who knows? If you like this one, maybe I'll do up a few more!
For now, click the link below for the print version - including a printer-friendly black and white version.
that's fantastic; please share more of these!
ReplyDeletei definitely like it
ReplyDeleteThanks, guys! I feel inspired to try another one, I think.
ReplyDeleteThat is fantastic and devious; I love it!
ReplyDeleteI'd definitely love to see more of these! At what level did you run it?
Hey, thanks - I'll see if I can do another one up! This was run at level 13 for us, but I tried to make it easily scalable.
DeleteI love 'loose' maps like this. DL'd, will use. :)
ReplyDeleteGood luck with it, Erik. I hope your players have as much fun with it as mine did!
DeleteI've been holding onto this gem for years now and am excited to say that I might be using it in a game of Torchbearer this summer. Thanks for the great work!
ReplyDeleteThat's great to know! I'd love to hear how it plays out :)
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