Delving Deeper Adventure - Funny Dungeon

Hey

 

map of dungeon


I wrote a dungeon in a kind of insomniac fugue state and wanted to share it.

It's very silly and hasn't been playtested in the slightest. It's full of nonsense. I feel like I got sidetracked along the way and it morphed into something other than what I started making. 

It's called Funny Dungeon and it's designed for any old school, retroclone-ish type dungeon game. Delving Deeper is freely available online and it's my personal preference at the minute, so I statted it for that as best I could. I couldn't tell you what levels its appropriate for. Probably none. There's a chance you'll meet a 15 HD Purple Worm in the first room who wants to kill the party. 

You can grab it here, in both weirdo A5 pdf format and plain text odt. 

Edited 20:54 29/08/2025 - moved the files to itch instead: https://feirsteax.itch.io/funny-dungeon   

Edited 19:22, 05/06/2025 - Did an editing pass and uploaded new versions to google drive. If you open the .odt file, please use MS Word or LibreOffice Writer. Google Docs can't really handle the formatting.

 

Good luck!

Harry 

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