The Wightish counterpart to Terrasquestone, the inverse of the great citadel, and the great fortress of the Gyre

Dungeons eat too, and not just unwary adventurers

The Chained King and Aheth Silareth

The great dungeon under Terrasquestone

The Minotaur known as Francis is asking for some adventurers to help him navigate this place as he maps it out for his Blogg site.

“A secret technomancer base? Under this fine establishment? Surely you jest. There is no reason for them to do something like that. Stop being silly and enjoy yourselves.” ~Prince Willem Cobalt.

“Yeah there are a some technomancers who frequent this place. I am not sure what they do nor where they go though.” ~Hostess Margret Badby.

30 Ways to punk out metagaming players with a toilet in the dungeon

"Hello noble ones, what can I assist you with?" ~METATRON, The advanced Combat AI inside Metatrons Cube. A core part of the Guild of Technomancers Project: METATRON.

A Guild of Technomancers facility built around the Forge of Woe to contain the extreme levels of radiation emitted from it.

A tall water filled room that guards an artifact or other important objective. A puzzle must be solved to reach it.

'Here lies a peasant child scarred by the heat of battle.
Fighting not for glory but because he just wanted to live,
His despairation led him to victory.'

~ Carved on the ornate stone doors leading to the large tomb.

You, a wizard, have a secret wizard base. Pesky adventurers and who knows what else would simply love to find it and loot all of your precious stuff. Here are some things to consider during construction.

That looks interesting, I make a search check for loot.

Wait... what comes at me?

Poison's variation on Tucker's Kobolds.

A lighthearted Pathfinder adventure intended for a group of four retired adventurers level 17-20 who have come into possession of The Verbing Noun.

It lies nestled deep in the wooded hills surrounding Craeger's Crossing, carved from the living rock of the outcroppings which dot the landscape. Evil may not enter. The living may not enter. None who have sought the remains of Sir Valyrian and the Mirror of the Zealot have ever returned. Now it is your chance to perish.

Necropolis is a self-contained role-playing puzzle adventure for three players. Heavily influenced by Dungeon & Dragons and the Tomb of Horrors, this adventure is specifically designed to strip away all of the extra fluff and focus on puzzle solving and sweet, sweet, horror.

Also known as the Circle of Soul Stealing, a devious and powerful trap

Mora stepped up to the wicked-looking pipe-organ; the carved demonic head which it was made from leered silently at him. Sweating with anxiety, Mora looked back to his friends before swallowing hard and shakily bringing his fingers to the ivory.

Mora pressed the keys down into several minor chords, and a thunderous peal of music echoed, sounding mockingly similar to a church. Suddenly, the eyes of the carved head lit up with fire, and with a *WHOOSH* a pillar of flames burst into life around Mora. The man's screams were cut short after just a second and the fire disappeared just as quickly. Mora was gone.

After a moment of shocked silence, Mora's friends cheered excitedly.

Money=zombies. Who knew that the room with pictures of people getting killed would spawn undead things trying to kill you?

The door that cannot be reached, the wall that cannot be climbed

A bare bones dungeon concept, you can add the monsters and the treasure al a cart, but the big bads in this crawl are the puzzles.

A celebration of Strolen's 5555th post.