RANDOM WIZARDRY DUNGEON: Punched Up With The Dungeon Design Course

YOU DON'T NEED MUCH TO RUN A DUNGEON...In the Designing Dungeons document, we advocated for creation focused on play rather than publication. And this often doesn't require extensive notes and your dungeon doesn't have to spread over even a whole sheet of paper, but I would encourage something greater than just 5-10 rooms.Here, I used the Wizardry instruction book as a source of inspiration for both the dungeon's size and the monsters that might populate it. Also used this random generator that reorganizes the AD&D Appendix A tables. Wizardry being a key inspiration behind the hit show Dungeon Meshi, which is a recent reference for dungeon crawling.A fun and usefual thing about the Wizardry dungeons is they exsist on a 19x19 grid- which can help communicate maping to players. Here is the map I came up with:And to go with my map, I scaned through the enemies from the game that seemed to correspond to the first level of the dungeon. I loved the sprites from the old game so I arranged…