Caverns on German Convention "DreieichCon"

[Spiropolous the Minotaur]

Nice! Thank you!

[Alphyns]

Nice use of the 45-degree turns. When I use them I've generally put them close together for short, twisty little passages. But, seeing this layout, I think spreading them out works much better. Thanks!

[Rabbit Burner]

What secret door ????

Great layout Rhizom - a build does not have to be big to be effective

We echo the sentiments of previous posters - any chance to expose DF to the wider DnD or Wargammer communities should be embraced.

Good Job

[AnimeSensei]

I completely forgot about a secret door once and had to fudge my way out of it later when I realized the PCs didn't know what to do as they had hit a dead end. That cavern one is super hard to spot.

[patransom]

That secret door is so sneaky. I once put it in a series of caverns, forgot where it was, and couldn't find it again when the players rolled a successful search. "You found a secret door, but I'm not exactly sure where..."

[pacarat]

Looks good, and nice to see the burrows in play (and populated!)

[bernyleung]

The build looks great to me! Any build that increases the appreciation for the terrain and the game in general is a good build!

[Rhizom]

This weekend I was on the German Role-Playing Convention "DreieichCon" and GMed a little D&D5 adventure with DF Cavern pieces. I know, the build is not impressive, but it worked perfect for the con. And the players loved the terrain sooo much. They were deeply impressed by the secret door wall after they found it

The miniatures were a kobold tribe from Otherworld Miniatures, a troll from Reaper Bones, some Centipedes from Otherworld, some bugs from Reaper bones and the heroes were the anniversary characters from Reaper.

The photos were made by one of the players...

(Almost) the entire Dungeon:


Another perspective:


Kobold women and children in a cave that was not found by the players. They survived!