Remarkable, Incredible and Amazing nerdiness
Standing against a wall are what appear to be suits of some sort of possibly metallic armour. Each is slightly different, with one looking much more used and if close enough, smelling slightly carbonised. GM: Each of the Rubys has a lava armor suit. Hers is in better condition than his, as it has not been through a volcano. These are specially fitted, so only the Rubys can use them, or someone that happened to be very close physical matches and could work out the technology. Need to add stats.
https://alexschroeder.ch/wiki/Gridmapper
This is excellent – so you can create a map by typing, or by code, or via the interface – and save and download in multiple formats. Thanks very much Alex!
“Random monster encounter charts featuring all the dungeon appropriate (i.e. no aquatic, sylvan, etc.) creatures listed in the 1st Edition Advanced Dungeons and Dragons Monster Manual, Fiend Folio, and Monster Manual II.”
PDF link is below – the post comes from :
https://boardgamegeek.com/filepage/116456/comprehensive-1e-dungeon-monster-encounter-charts
https://www.gmbinder.com/share/-M4yja74bCEhn1PYM0nF
Web page version.
https://github.com/davidsteimle/treasuretypes
Thanks to David Steimle, less typing required!
4) A giant metallic seeming sea craft is berthed here. GM: Level 01 is the submarine dock as can be clearly seen. Other key descriptions to follow.
Level 0 as such would be this grid, seen from below, just a hull outline, partially submerged.
GM: Descriptions and details with Level 1. If players encounter via entering underwater in 1800s terms they see the bottom of a seacraft of unknown type and made of something which seems possibly metallic, but also unknown, no obvious joins with slight symmertric ridges.
