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.

It sure looks like a normal doorknob...Wait a second...Did it just move?!

A tricky-ish puzzle that will work for both low and high level players.

Remember Harold and his purple crayon?

Consider your grip and consider just how important the iron spikes and 10 foot pole are.

Can you think while scared out of your wits? Lets hope your adventurers can…

Do you know of the most precious of my stones? You should be familiar with the Jewels of the Jaw, you have several my dear.

One of the most popular "Quests" in Dream Park for the 2071-72 season, The Red Ghost and the Crypt of the Ebony Princess has been made into a novel (by Elsmyth himself), a full theatre video, expanded into a broadcast series, and a lack luster home game. It is considered Elsmyth's finest work before his nervous breakdown.

In the dark alleys of Malcaresh, the Caravan City of the Plains, many an adventurer meets his death at the end of an unseen blade. Even more part unwillingly with their belongings, having fallen victim to the thieves and cutthroats plying their old and ignoble trade. Yet even among these, the whispers of House Caraguil invoke fear and discomfort.

In a prison without walls, without guards, and without law; what kind criminal would choose death over a prison such as this?

One destined to go to Hellgate Prison.

A single room in the lair of those cast away by the gods, this place of worship is nothing the adventurers are likely to expect here.

A long forgotten city, with surprising inhabitants.

Deep below the small, peacful country of Vorbild is a dark, impossible maze filled with the countries bad-eggs.

Sometimes a painting is just a painting.

This is not one of those times.

The dread Tower of Inversion, lair of the vile lich Zarakoth Xorast, contains five layers, each containing different tools of dark magic.

Water drips from the ceiling in a steady rhythm. Water refracts torchlight, illuminating the depths of the pools with reflected torchlight.

The hooded man leaves the tavern. The group had been assembled. They had recieved the map. 'Now it begins,' he said. He vanishes.

People are often buried with The Monarchs. If the right people are, they can protect him even after death.

Dungeons, should make sense, in an ecological way. However, to have life, you need to have a physical place to use them. This expands upon the ecological dungeon, giving it a framework to exist in.

We have all seen articles on how Dungeons don't work. I've seen such articles before. But this time, an idea struck me: Why not do a dungeon that really works? Where creatures live their lives in harmony; just the right ecological way?