Sat Nov 22, 2014 3:27 pm
Hallways of Always
Once the deepest and most secure Dwarven keep of Karak Eight Peaks, the Hallways of Always were long ago overrun by night goblin marauders, who looted its treasures and broke its defences. Now mysteriously abandoned, and with seemingly no trace of the night goblin invaders, the Hallways have fallen into a state of total disrepair: too dangerous to inhabit... but just right for a game of Dungeon Bowl!
This is a classic, 1980s Dungeonbowl style labyrinth - I have even tried to keep the endzone areas looking similar to the card tiles of the boxed game. Plenty of horrible and spiky traps, cave-ins, corpses, and also the first dungeon I built using doors! By combining the wall sections and doubling up the door textures back to back, it's possible to make fully working doors. Sure, they don't graphically open and shut, but you can pass through them, and they capture some of that old-style Dungeonbowl charm!
Once the deepest and most secure Dwarven keep of Karak Eight Peaks, the Hallways of Always were long ago overrun by night goblin marauders, who looted its treasures and broke its defences. Now mysteriously abandoned, and with seemingly no trace of the night goblin invaders, the Hallways have fallen into a state of total disrepair: too dangerous to inhabit... but just right for a game of Dungeon Bowl!
This is a classic, 1980s Dungeonbowl style labyrinth - I have even tried to keep the endzone areas looking similar to the card tiles of the boxed game. Plenty of horrible and spiky traps, cave-ins, corpses, and also the first dungeon I built using doors! By combining the wall sections and doubling up the door textures back to back, it's possible to make fully working doors. Sure, they don't graphically open and shut, but you can pass through them, and they capture some of that old-style Dungeonbowl charm!