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Following her misadventures with the Invisible Mega Mansion, the great Archmage Loof Lirpa turned her mind towards the creation of the worlds greatest mega dungeon. Knowing that many would envy her incredible power, she planned to store her knowledge away deep in an impossible maze of traps and puzzles. To make it even more secure, she enchanted the entire dungeon with a spell of permanent darkness.

Unfortunately, the darkness spell was so successful that even Loof could no longer see where she was going within the many floors of the dungeon. Knowing the dangers of entering blind, she is seeking a group of adventurers who are willing to brave the dungeon and find the final chamber where the darkness spell can be deactivated.

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PRINT SIZE It hurts me to even consider this.

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Esemwy

You are likely to be eaten by a grue.

Foundry Virtual Tabletop

I'm gonna wait for the Foundry version - I don't want to spend the time to do all the walls myself, that would take forever.

Ben Dimick

lol, well played

Billy

I legit didn't think the links would point to anything but they actually do XD way to go above and beyond

tomcartos

Thanks so much! Its comments like this that make the long hours spent worthwhile.

Dan Gragert

Damnit Tom xD good one... lol

Ben Corbett

I need to know the print size. Please hurry, its very important i get his print order in so i can pick it up today.

Anonymous

Lol i thought it wasn't loading for a second

Anonymous

Solid work Tom!! Can we also request the asset pack??? Soooo many options!!!!

Anonymous

Nice map! Could you recommend any decent drivers for infrared for Nvidia/Linux, though?

AyuVince

Astonishing work! That must have taken hundreds of hours to design. Well done!