(Last updated: November 4th, 2014)

While most of my non-geomorphic maps stand on their own, there are a number of dungeon maps posted to the blog over the years that take multiple pages of maps – including one of the first dungeons I ever posted to the blog.

This page collects these maps in reverse chronological order (from most recent to oldest).

The Stony Recesses is a two-level dungeon connected by a massive staircase around the outer edge of a circular cave. Both maps are on a single post.

 

These two maps present a Minoan-styled ruined palace and then the sprawling and partially collapsed catacombs beneath it.

 

Namurta’s Halls are a set of three abandoned ruins all in the same locale and linked by the massive cavern beneath them.

 

Mad Fenrick’s Manor is my nod towards the classic Tegel Manor adventure. There are two maps in this set: Fenrick’s Manor itself, and the basement & crypt level beneath it.

 

Fedor’s Pass is a massive dungeon complex combining several “dungeons” as well as surface areas. Here’s a breakdown of the nine currently available maps:

• Side View Map and Plateau Ruins Map (2)
• Opal Lake Map and the Opal Lake Fortress (2)
• The Lower Fortress Map and the Great Stair Middle Level Map (2)
• The Great Stair Upper Level and the Palace Level Map (2)
• Palace Sub-Level Map (1)

 

The Delve of Dread was an abortive attempt to draw up a multi-level mega-dungeon that would include locations where geomorphs could be added to the dungeon to change the dungeon layout from session to session. So far only the Surface Detail A and Level 1 A maps have been posted.

 

The Darkling Depths is a big five-level dungeon spread out over a total of 8 letter-sized maps. It includes multiple entrances and even a small dwarven town on level 3 with surface access for higher level adventurers to take advantage of.

• Darkling Depths Level 1A
• Darkling Depths Level 2A
• Darkling Depths Levels 3A and 3B
• Darkling Depths Levels 4A and 4B
• Darkling Depths Levels 5A and 5B

 

The Demon Hall is a two-level map based around a large throne room / audience chamber that opens up onto both levels.

 

Erdea Manor is not only a four-level dungeon each on it’s own page, but a fully stocked 90-area dungeon ready for play using the B/X or Labyrinth Lord rules. Because the stocking of the manor is spread over multiple posts, Erdea Manor has a page of it’s own collecting the four maps as well as the 11 posts that detail the contents. Erdea Manor also appears in Dyson’s Delves I and is spread over two issues of Dyson’s Dodecahedron.

 

The Grand Ruins were the base for a Labyrinth Lord campaign I ran in early 2010. Included in this collection of maps are:

• Overview Map and The Keep
• The Fortress East (3 Maps)
• The Sorcerer’s Tower (2 Maps)
• The Interior Structures

 

One of the earliest map posts to the blog, the Necromancer’s Garden was inspired because I had found a booklet of 6 square per inch graph paper in a Top Secret S.I. box I bought at a yard sale. It is spread out over four level maps and one side-view.