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The dungeon comes alive in the mythic underworld
In 1974, dungeons tried to kill you. More than just the creatures inside, the walls and stone wanted your life. Dungeons changed when you looked away. (See page 8 of the original, brown book, The Underworld & Wilderness Adventures.) Doors … Continue reading
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Tagged 13th Age, Blackmoor, dungeons, Greyhawk, Jonathan Tweet, Mike Shea, mythic underworld, Rob Heinsoo
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