I'm currently stuck on a room in my #dungeon23. Well, 5 small rooms actually. They're a row of small labs with basically the same layout. I'm trying to figure out a way to randomize them without just having the DM roll on the room restocking table, but most of what I've come up with is just some variation of that, and it feels lazy.
#randomdungeon #LetTheDiceDecide #RPGAdvice #RPGHelp

a different wireframe look #RandomDungeon #ADnD #RandomDungeonGEnerator

A 375 room #RandomDungeon #ADnD #1e #RandomDungeonGenerator #OSR

#ADnD #1e 10 level #RandomDungeon - I have put some facing code in so it is a bit less wandering and you can get angled extended corridors -'curved' ones would be another trick, but fiddlier and the basic units are 3 squares and 6 squares so not so interesting, 1,1,1 and 2,2,2 curves - something like 2.7% chance to get a triple straight corridor like that #RandomDungeonGeneration

Wireframe view of #RandomDungeon #PyVista

#ChasmCity #ADnD #RandomDungeonGenerator #RandomDungeon

Also, this is beginning to get somewhere https://github.com/bluetyson/ADnD1e-Random-Dungeon-Generator #RandomDungeon

#randomdungeon "a battalion of orcs who are crusading against an unnumbered host of fey folk that occupy a demonic chapel that was once an abandoned quarry"

So these would be Orc Paladins who have chased a whole population of Trickster Brownies and their Fairie Queen into an Dark Chapel in a hollowed out mountain top. Maybe the Orcs have drawn a circle of salt around the chapel, in which a magic forest has grown.

This is fun!