I finally got around to finishing a dungeon that for FtA that has been mostly done for a month.  Under Ubern is the outcome of me testing/playing with the dungeon generator and the rules in FtA.  The dungeon layout is probably fairly typical of what you'd get from the tables and is similar to most old school dungeons.  The map has suffered from resizing but I don't feel like messing with it.  
 
The dungeon is intended for Forward to Adventure for new characters.  It's not too fancy or complicated but should be suitable for an evening of killing monsters.  You could use most other fantasy rules systems by subbing out the monster stats - you could also use FtA with most old school dungeons as well.  
 
You can download it here:
https://www.slashtmp.iu.edu/public/download.php?FILE=setaylor/82594PhDzBC

Quote from: NicephorusI finally got around to finishing a dungeon that for FtA that has been mostly done for a month.  Under Ubern is the outcome of me testing/playing with the dungeon generator and the rules in FtA.  The dungeon layout is probably fairly typical of what you'd get from the tables and is similar to most old school dungeons.  The map has suffered from resizing but I don't feel like messing with it.  
 
The dungeon is intended for Forward to Adventure for new characters.  It's not too fancy or complicated but should be suitable for an evening of killing monsters.  You could use most other fantasy rules systems by subbing out the monster stats - you could also use FtA with most old school dungeons as well.  
 
You can download it here:
https://www.slashtmp.iu.edu/public/download.php?FILE=setaylor/82594PhDzBC

Arrrgh! Can't see it/download without an account!

-clash

Quote from: flyingmiceArrrgh! Can't see it/download without an account!

-clash

Really? I had no problem with it.

Huh! This time, no problem! Let me look-see!

-clash

Nicephorus, I am totally digging this adventure of yours!  I was rereading the dungeon charts a day or two ago and thinking about a similar project.

Question:  Did you find rolling for doors onerous?  I believe Settembrini said he thought the door subsystem was a bit overwrought and it certainly looks cumbersome on paper.

Quote from: jrientsQuestion: Did you find rolling for doors onerous? I believe Settembrini said he thought the door subsystem was a bit overwrought and it certainly looks cumbersome on paper.

I didn't have a problem really. I used two dice of differing colors, one for locked, the other magically sealed. It could be simplified into a single roll on table.

Quote from: jrientsNicephorus, I am totally digging this adventure of yours!  I was rereading the dungeon charts a day or two ago and thinking about a similar project.

Question:  Did you find rolling for doors onerous?  I believe Settembrini said he thought the door subsystem was a bit overwrought and it certainly looks cumbersome on paper.

I made a set of tables that are nearly equivalent mathmatically to the multi-step procedure in FtA!

Door Type and Position

(2d6)
2 End Passage
3 Floor Door to a Room
4 Secret Door at End
5 Left Door
6-8 End Door
9 Right Door
10 Secret Door at End
11 Floor Door to a Hallway
12 End Passage


Door Characteristics *
(2d6)
2 Stuck
3 Stuck and Trapped
4 Stuck
5 Trapped
6-8 Normal
9 Magically Locked
10 Locked
11 Locked and Trapped
12 Locked

* I ignored the possibility of stuck and magically locked and
locked and magically locked.

estar, I have a very similar pair of tables on a legal pad at home laying on top of my copy of FtA!  I kept stuck.magically locked and locked/magically locked though.  If I do my own FtA! dungeon for publication I will be highly tempted to include a door that is stuck, locked, trapped, magically locked.  And secret.

Quote from: jrientsestar, I have a very similar pair of tables on a legal pad at home laying on top of my copy of FtA! I kept stuck.magically locked and locked/magically locked though. If I do my own FtA! dungeon for publication I will be highly tempted to include a door that is stuck, locked, trapped, magically locked. And secret.

That leads to an empty room.  
 
That will keep 'em guessing.

Quote from: estarI made a set of tables that are nearly equivalent mathmatically to the multi-step procedure in FtA!

Door Type and Position

(2d6)
2 End Passage
3 Floor Door to a Room
4 Secret Door at End
5 Left Door
6-8 End Door
9 Right Door
10 Secret Door at End
11 Floor Door to a Hallway
12 End Passage


Door Characteristics *
(2d6)
2 Stuck
3 Stuck and Trapped
4 Stuck
5 Trapped
6-8 Normal
9 Magically Locked
10 Locked
11 Locked and Trapped
12 Locked

* I ignored the possibility of stuck and magically locked and
locked and magically locked.

You should submit this to the contest, estar.

RPGPundit

This dungeon is very good!

Clash, do you think you could include it as a free download on the FtA! homepage?

RPGPundit

I'd be happy to, if Nicephorus wants me to.

-clash

Quote from: flyingmiceI'd be happy to, if Nicephorus wants me to.
 
-clash

Sure, if you want.

Quote from: NicephorusSure, if you want.

Awesome!

-clash

Yarrrrr!

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