SJohnRoss, 6 months ago

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nukehavoc, 6 months ago

@SJohnRoss That's why I like the DungeonMorph dice. Because ... they're dice. And the dice must roll...

nukehavoc, 6 months ago

What's a geomorph? They're like mini-maps that you can combine in different ways to build large maps. The first ones (that I know about) came out for D&D back in 1976. This is the reprint (circa 1980): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dungeon_Geomorphs

nukehavoc, 6 months ago

Personally, my favorite geomorphs are Inkwell Ideas' DungeonMorphs, which are available in dice and card form (I have the dice; they're great) https://dungeonmorphs.com/

nukehavoc, 6 months ago

I didn't know that Goodman Games did a collection of geomorphs as part of their #DCC module series:

DCC 9: Dungeon Geomorphs
https://goodman-games.com/store/product/dungeon-crawl-classics-9-dungeon-geomorphs

nukehavoc, 6 months ago

These Traveller starship geomorphs are what sent me down the geomorph rabbit hole earlier this week
Traveller Geomorphs 2.0 http://travellerrpgblog.blogspot.com/2020/07/starship-geomorphs-20.html

nukehavoc, 6 months ago

(heh, we totally need geomorphs for a rabbit warren! After all, Bunnies and Burrows IS a thing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bunnies_%26_Burrows)

nukehavoc, 6 months ago

Oh, and it looks like there's also The Warren, which is another rabbit-themed RPG:
https://bullypulpitgames.com/products/the-warren

nukehavoc, 6 months ago

Wait ... there are ALIEN RPG geomorphs! Oh hell yeah: https://www.alienmobius.com/geomorphs

nukehavoc, 6 months ago

Ah, ok, so they're colorized versions of the Traveller Geomorphs. Still, very cool and very evocative of the 1979 ALIEN computer graphics.

nukehavoc, 6 months ago

Ok. I've delved as deeply as I'm gonna get tonight. The column's done; it's time to sleep. Or, you know, pretend to sleep...