From the Archives: Coloured Original Dungeon and Example Layout!

 Digging around in the depths, I unearthed some example layouts made using the original dungeon. They didn't seem worth a post on their own, but then I figures I'd share some samples of the coloured version too. There are also a few rooms which I appear to have overlooked first time round, so here they are!

The laundry room. It's designed to have some extra furniture tokens added for the mighty cauldrons and ironing boards etc.

The study I posted before in line drawing. Note the glow from the fire - it makes things more obvious
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The barracks - one of the first rooms I drew, and somehow overlooked...

Here's the colourised version.

This was lurking in a backup folder - it's a work in progress screen shot from Roll20 showing the complete dungeon layout. The lines drawn in indicate where I need to drawn new passages etc. to make things work.

Here's a screenshot showing the dungeon in action in Roll20. The tokens are made using the Two Minute Tabletop Token Generator tool. It is a thing of great excellence. Those pigs in the cell got out and wandered around the dungeon throughout the rest of the dungeon crawl - which, since it was run during school lunchtimes during lockdown took quite some time...

Ah the joy of colour really bringing out the horrors of Orc toilets...

A mighty chapel. I decided I wanted the floors in some of the high status rooms in a different colour to make them really stand out.

Here's the grand entry with one of the evil eye icons in place.

The feasting hall of the orc king in living colour!

Small guard post in colour...

The orc king's bedroom in colour!

This is a screen shot of the complete dungeon in Roll 20, in full colour!

More in-game shots from Roll20.

Further in game Roll20 shots - the room bottom left has not been discovered yet, and there seem to be some bad guys waiting just off the map to be deployed.

Well, the archive is looking a little emptier, but there's still stuff in there! Check back on Mondays and Thursdays for more archive posts!