Showing posts with label temples. Show all posts
Showing posts with label temples. Show all posts
Friday, July 8, 2016
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
Doodle Temple (zine)
I made a new zine: The Doodle Temple.
This one is in color, so I won't have the budget to print it, but it's ok since it was fun to work with colors. (I doodled everything with ball point color pens).
The temple is more of a illustrated tool box than a actual dungeon (there is no map).
But the way I see it, the Doodle Temple create new rooms when you are distracted, so in a sense it's a infinite random dungeon. (A nice fit with Narcosa).
A way you can use the temple to generate a dungeon on the fly:
Each time the group enter a new room roll 3d6, remove the "1" and distribute the remaining results between those elements (so you get 0 to 3 elements by rooms):
Or to go faster you can simply roll 2d6, choose two category of elements and directly read the results in the zine.
Also in each rooms, you can roll a bunch of d6 to generate some furniture.
This one is in color, so I won't have the budget to print it, but it's ok since it was fun to work with colors. (I doodled everything with ball point color pens).
The temple is more of a illustrated tool box than a actual dungeon (there is no map).
But the way I see it, the Doodle Temple create new rooms when you are distracted, so in a sense it's a infinite random dungeon. (A nice fit with Narcosa).
A way you can use the temple to generate a dungeon on the fly:
Each time the group enter a new room roll 3d6, remove the "1" and distribute the remaining results between those elements (so you get 0 to 3 elements by rooms):
- Stair Tube: (2-3) go up, (4-5) go down, (6) go somewhere else (I did not drawn the tubes)
- Doors & Windows: (2-3) obstructed, (4-5) locked, (6) unlocked
- Traps: (2) victim in a trap, (3-5) one trap, (6) two traps
- Creatures: (2-3) traces, (4-5) one type of creatures, (6) two type of creatures interacting
- Treasures: (2-3) leftovers from a stolen treasure, (4-5) one treasure, (6) bigger but hidden treasure
- Altars: (2-3) cult objects linked to the altar, (4-5) one altar, (6) creatures praying at a altar
- Specials: (2-3) it's just decoration, (4-5) magical trick or trap, (6) dangerous boon or upgrade
Roll in the zine to generate things.
Or to go faster you can simply roll 2d6, choose two category of elements and directly read the results in the zine.
Also in each rooms, you can roll a bunch of d6 to generate some furniture.
Sunday, August 2, 2015
Thursday, December 11, 2014
Temple of the many Wishes
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Worker Golem Swarm
A swarm of small worker golems have been mining stones all over the kingdom. But now they are deconstructing stone by stone whole villages and towns. No one was able to communicate with them. They simply ignore people and only become aggressive when hindered or attacked.
They seem made of clay except for their head box that seem made of basalt. Multiple eyes are carved on the surface of their head box, but it not clear if they are a sensory devices or just symbolic decorations. If their head box is removed their body cease to function and become a shapeless mass of clay. The plug part of their head box is covered in hieroglyphs of unknown origins.
People have started to sight strange monoliths near the golems zones of activities. The function of those monoliths remain unknown, but we believe that they are some kind of storing or charging device for the head boxes. There is also rumors of a giant golem overseer that watch over the monoliths and that recuperate lost head boxes.
Other rumors claims that the worker golems are building a gigantic dungeon-like temple fill with statues and monoliths. Some say that some monoliths in the temple contain special head boxes fill with dreams and memories. Other claim that deep in the dungeon there is a alien device that can transmute material into anything, including gold. Other say that a other device can record memories and personality into special head boxes. And that the statues are in fact wondrous bodies that will serves as receptacles for the special head boxes. Madmen whisper that the golems are not building a temple, but a caern or some sort of bunker in prevision of a coming calamity or cataclysm.
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