OK, I’m getting a lot of positive feedback about how you and your players are loving the terrain. GREAT!

Now, can I get something back from you guys for the free terrain? I’d love to see some pictures of the terrain in action. Just a shot of your dungeon (or whatever) during or even after your gaming session. I don’t know if I’ll get enough of a response to create a gallery, but it’s a thought. If you’ve got a blog or site for your campaign, include that and I’ll put a link up send the love back your way.

Just send your photos to brian@dungeoneering.net.

Thanks gang!

Let’s see. I seem to remember how to do this…

Back with a download for you guys. I’m shelving the idea for #100 and instead, just moving forward with smaller, less time-consuming projects. Fear not, the concept won’t die, it may just be awhile in coming.

That said, take a look at the newest download, the Foundry set. Heat, molten steel, and cauldrons make up the lifeblood of many dwarven clans. Now you can build your own with troughs of molten metal and cauldrons filled with the hot stuff. There’s even a sample foundry: A complete 8×10 map for you to print and use as-is.

What happens when a horror book becomes a little too real? Check this out!

Get the book. Follow the clues. Pray you’ll still be able to sleep at night.

Wanted to thank the guys over at RolePlayingTips.com for the free publicity. Dungeoneering.net is mentioned in their latest article.

Now, to get a new download done and uploaded…