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Hi, this is a great map. Do you have a player version available? (Without the numbers/notes) or each ring in separate layers, for virtual tabletop use?
Thansks!
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Thank you very much! I needed a fun and original dungeon for tonight!!! it is perfect! I used blender to make it 3d so I could use it with BattleBox 3D
p.s.
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Great to hear that you had a fun gaming night with this map!!
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thanks, hope you have some fun with it
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This picture immediately reminded me of a blog post I saw a year ago... mindweaverpg.wordpress.com/201β¦
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Oh indeed. Hadnt seen it but looks like a lot of fun to DM with too
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This map reminds me of a boardgame I own, the "Secret Labyrinth" to be precise. Same idea of 3 "Rings" that rotate, changing the paths the players can take.
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oh cool, Β never seen that but I'll check it out
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hehe indeed there's some vietnamese in there, dont understand what you're saying though
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oh ! sorry mate! i thought... cause you use Vietnamese name for the maza so...
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yeah i understand, just googled for an 'exotic' name for this
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I'd like to use this in an adventure, but with a note to myself so the entrances always line up, somehow.Β Even more fun is if I set it up so only the areas that are not visible will rotate.Β The players will just hear rumbling around them, but their room stays still.
For example, if the players are in room 2, the outer and middle rings don't rotate (since Room 4 can see Room 10).Β The center will still rotate.Β If the players choose to camp in Room 11 or 13, then both the outer and inner rings will rotate.
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I'd say have some fun with this!
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ho ho ho, my party of kobolds will hate me as soon as i start to rotate this^^
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hehe, hope ye get them kobolds dizzy! have fun
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Oh god, I had hoped my mother was the only one who said that...my faith in humanity is dropping...AGAIN!
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How do you know I'm not your mother?
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Because my mother is not raven haired, and does not wear skirts, and most certainly does not favorite porn implying she likes girls. Nothing wrong with that, but my mother has been married for nearly four decades. I doubt she suddenly found an interest in women at that age.
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This is very awesome. I love the idea of a rotating puzzle dungeon. Wish it was larger.
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I coming up with a side story for my pathfinder game just to run this dungeon. I am going to have to seperate each of those into layers tho so I can spin them manually in the roll20 app I use. Looks great keep it up. I have a feeling I will be using this idea again and again, time to learn how to make some better maps in PS hehe
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hehe, I hope you'll have fun using the map/idea
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im new to running adventures myself but i love the consept behind this and will definitly be using this XD thank you for sharing with us.
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your welcome, I heard some people had a lot of fun with it, so I hope you do too!
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Totally have to use this in an adventure. Brilliant.
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I'd say go for it! I read some journals of DM's using this, and they had a lot of fun with it
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I'll probably make the rooms a bit bigger to suit my party. Their pretty high level, and I might need to fit some bigger baddies in here. ^_^ Then again, some strong wraiths might do....
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awsome map , would make for a great adventure.
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I modified this and gave it a second level, accessible from the center room. The players thought it was incredibly ingenious and absolutely loved the rotating rings.
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I'm glad you have fun playing around with this
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Hey. I used the Crypt in an OD&D game a couple nights ago. If you're interested, I've posted a fully play report here: [link]
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