The Wurst of Grimtooth's Traps
Posted: 2006-02-22 09:19am
I picked this up earlier today and we had a good laugh at it over lunch. Does anyone know if a party has ever made it through the Dungeon of Doom?
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That depends. What are you talking about?Sharp-kun wrote:I picked this up earlier today and we had a good laugh at it over lunch. Does anyone know if a party has ever made it through the Dungeon of Doom?
The book is essentially a list of traps for D&D GM's. At the end there's a dungeon that is hideously deadly. I was wondering if anyone had ever tried it.CaptainChewbacca wrote:That depends. What are you talking about?Sharp-kun wrote:I picked this up earlier today and we had a good laugh at it over lunch. Does anyone know if a party has ever made it through the Dungeon of Doom?
Preferably not anything vulnerable to water damage, pirahna damage, or exploding sodium-damage.Shortie wrote:The sodium is a nice touch (if it's stored under oil).
What would you leave in the chest?
Eh, it's not that hard to escape with a dimension door or teleport.Sharp-kun wrote:The book is essentially a list of traps for D&D GM's. At the end there's a dungeon that is hideously deadly. I was wondering if anyone had ever tried it.CaptainChewbacca wrote:That depends. What are you talking about?Sharp-kun wrote:I picked this up earlier today and we had a good laugh at it over lunch. Does anyone know if a party has ever made it through the Dungeon of Doom?
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