Greywater Chronicles - Annual #1: Uninvited Guests - link page 13

[CookAndrewB]

Nope, you hit the pieces I was wondering about. The DF stuff has a lot of "not DF" copycats out there. Most of it under OpenLock printable sources.

It all looks beautiful. Now I'm curious just how much you have!? 

[Mister Frau Blucher]

 

Too much!

[Mister Frau Blucher]

This issue is a month late - they tell me it got stuck in the Suez Canal!

Anyway, here is issue #23 - a bit of a slow boil, as plots that have been in decaying orbits start smashing into one another, followed by a bunch of bloodletting!

Broken up into 4 posts - here is 1 of 4:

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[Grumpy Gnome]

A joy as always!

[2010sunburst]

Man, you crazy!  But in a good way!  Creativity par excellence.

[Mister Frau Blucher]

A joy as always!

Thanks, Rick! Much appreciated!

[Mister Frau Blucher]

Man, you crazy!  But in a good way!  Creativity par excellence.

Hah, hah! Thanks for the kind words, buddy! Hope you like what's coming up!

[DeafNala]

YET ANOTHER WONDERFULLY witty & entertaining Adventure. OUTSTANDING STUFF!

[CookAndrewB]

Awesome!

Out of curiosity, do you keep track of what the dungeon levels look like?

[Mister Frau Blucher]

YET ANOTHER WONDERFULLY witty & entertaining Adventure. OUTSTANDING STUFF!

Hey, Al, thanks so much! I live for bolded feedback!

[Mister Frau Blucher]

Awesome!

Out of curiosity, do you keep track of what the dungeon levels look like?

Thanks, amigo, I appreciate it!

I mapped out most of Greywater over 20 years ago, but the maps all got trashed (along with some other projects I had) due to a leaking window when Hurricane Isabel hit in 2003. All the layouts I've done in the Chronicles are from memory. It was a pretty big place!

But you've got me wondering if maybe I should re-map everything. I kinda shudder at that prospect, but this version of Greywater is only 7 levels, while the old one was 11.   

[CookAndrewB]

I've been trying to map out some of my city crawling for a post apoc game, and my planet crawling for a sci-fi game. The city is tricky because the roads need to line up (like tunnels). That is unless each area has some vague "in-between" space. My planet crawling is basically snapshots of a planet, but I don't try to detail all the stuff in between. Town, farm, crashed ship, etc. No worries about stairs up/down, tunnel intersections, and so forth.

The kid in me has a real affinity for drawing complex dungeon maps. I probably spent three times as much effort drawing maps as actually playing D&D.