One Page Dungeon Generator

[TheAuldGrump 40359]

Ran across this at Tenkar's Tavern - it produces fairly nice One Page Dungeons.

 

A sample from their site -

 

The Auld Grump

[BlazingTornado 1782]

It's neat.

 

But it has some flaws.

 

 

 

Also every time I generate something there's always an adventurer just sitting casually behind secret doors exactly like 5. up there, I don't get it.

 

 

Also, scarves. Lots and lots of scarves.

Edited November 4 by BlazingTornado

[PaganMegan 14441]

Doesn't work on the Fire at all.

[ced1106 4561]

Dunno. Some gold with some gold sounds like my kind of gold. 

 

Anyway, search on "random dungeon generator" for other goodies. Donjon also has other random whatever generators, including inns, taverns, world, towns, campaigns, NPC's... 

[BlazingTornado 1782]

6 hours ago, PaganMegan said:

Doesn't work on the Fire at all.

The Fire?

2 hours ago, ced1106 said:

Dunno. Some gold with some gold sounds like my kind of gold. 

 

Anyway, search on "random dungeon generator" for other goodies. Donjon also has other random whatever generators, including inns, taverns, world, towns, campaigns, NPC's... 

Honestly I kinda like this one better than Donjon's dungeon generator...

[Colonel Kane 5339]

this is the person who also does the Medieval Fantasy City Generator that I like. 

[PaganMegan 14441]

5 hours ago, BlazingTornado said:

The Fire?

Kindle Fire.

8 hours ago, ced1106 said:

Dunno. Some gold with some gold sounds like my kind of gold. 

 

 

Substitute Bacon for Gold, people here will understand it better.

[Colonel Kane 5339]

4 minutes ago, PaganMegan said:

Kindle Fire.

 

Substitute Bacon for Gold, people here will understand it better.

I thought Bacon WAS gold????

[PaganMegan 14441]

5 hours ago, BlazingTornado said:

The Fire?

Honestly I kinda like this one better than Donjon's dungeon generator...

The maps are prettier, at least.

 

I like the cross hatching.

 

Is that an old school thing? Grump is the only person I know that does that on real life maps.

[TheAuldGrump 40359]

On 11/4/2019 at 11:26 AM, PaganMegan said:

The maps are prettier, at least.

 

I like the cross hatching.

 

Is that an old school thing? Grump is the only person I know that does that on real life maps.

 

I started doing that in 1980 - going from a pencil map to a pencil map that I then ink, and cross hatch - just because it looks better.

 

Many maps do not make it to that stage - just ones I will be using for a while. (I no longer have the first map I inked - a maze below a barrow.)

 

The Auld Grump

[TGP 60194]

On 11/3/2019 at 7:18 PM, TheAuldGrump said:

Ran across this at Tenkar's Tavern - it produces fairly nice One Page Dungeons.

 

A sample from their site -

 

The Auld Grump

 

The same web address has a town / city map generator that is pretty cool. I have played with it in the past. Saved off several as screen grabs:

 

[PaganMegan 14441]

I like their Manor generator, but you can't save them the same way, you have to do screen shots.

[Rob Dean 9925]

On 11/4/2019 at 11:26 AM, PaganMegan said:

I like the cross hatching.

 

Is that an old school thing? Grump is the only person I know that does that on real life maps.

 

Perhaps?

 

I don’t remember when I started doing that; my first dungeon didn’t have it on the earliest levels, but eventually (before 1979) did, at least for stone sections internal to the trace:

 

 

Later I also started outlining them; a doodled dungeon here from a 1987 notebook:

 

 

In both cases, it looks like these were done with my habitual 4-color pen, though mostly using the red, blue, and black.  The green block in the first one is a patch of green slime, but I apparently didn’t think a key was necessary and have no idea what the solid red rectangle in the corridor in the lower center of the first map was supposed to represent...

 

 

 

[TheAuldGrump 40359]

So, yeah - since we were both gaming in the '70s... I would say that it counts as old school.

 

The Auld Grump

[Rob Dean 9925]

2 hours ago, TheAuldGrump said:

So, yeah - since we were both gaming in the '70s... I would say that it counts as old school.

 

The Auld Grump

ah! But why? I probably saw it somewhere...