Mythical creatures associated with Terrasquestone

Carcohl is only known of through mnemaglyphs found in the deepest portions of the Gygaxian Gyre. If the scratchings in the walls can be believed, Carcohl or The Carcohl is a dragon snail of Gargantuan size

A statue of Celefinewen the Last that marks the entrance to the Vale of the Adamant Soul

A transient inn sometimes found in the Gygaxian Gyre

A chivalric order of artists who take up dungeoneering to enhance their artistic skills

A period of internecine wars between the goblins and goblinkin of the DungeonVerse and pretty much everyone and everything else there

Ties back into Cookery in Dungeon

a cooking system for the DungeonVerse

Dungeons eat too, and not just unwary adventurers

Borrowing on the theme of the show Man, Moment, Machine

I present the Dread Huntress, the Damascena Cascades Massacre , and the Unicorn Poacher Panoply (equipment set)

What happens when a Dungeon Champion runs afoul of its patron dungeon, and the dungeon loses the confrontation?

It is no great secret, the Gyre is a place of terrible power, it bestows dark blessings and dark gifts to those who explore it. There is a thematic element of the student spending time isolated in the wild, free from distraction and civilization, and they hone their skill. Now these are almost always swordsmen or mystics who sit under waterfalls for days at a time.

The Gyre is a potent wilderness, and what skills are practiced there grow sharp with disquieting speed.

The cost is just risking your life.

Plenty of people venture in and never come out.

It is worth a second thought if you're a craftsman or artisan. Is the Gyre worth risking everything?

It is no great secret, the Gyre is a place of terrible power, it bestows dark blessings and dark gifts to those who explore it. There is a thematic element of the student spending time isolated in the wild, free from distraction and civilization, and they hone their skill. Now these are almost always swordsmen or mystics who sit under waterfalls for days at a time.

The Gyre is a potent wilderness, and what skills are practiced there grow sharp with disquieting speed.

The cost is just risking your life.

Plenty of people venture in and never come out.

It is worth a second thought if you're a craftsman or artisan. Is the Gyre worth risking everything?

A Geezer (proper noun) is the male version of a Hag. They are not related to, nor do they interact with Hags.

A powerful but virtually unknown figure in the DungeonVerse

yeah

aka 7 dungeon mystical processes only understood by those versed in Dungeon Gnosticism (dungeonology or lacumancy)

also known as niter, carmot, fairy dust, and a bunch of other dumb names

Its a Philosopher's Stone

The DungeonVerse is at it's heart, a simple exercise in creating dungeons for endless hack and slash adventuring, with the human details on the surface webbing things together, rather than being the driving force of the narrative. That being said, the isekai element is almost a given, and I wanted to throw down a few things about how the standard isekai tropes are handled.