What do the nine pictures show?

Three readings in three styles: a filled room card, a blank room card with an empty grid, and a boss room card with a throne on a grid.

Can I draw on the blank card?

Yes. The upper half is an empty square grid for drawing the room, and the ruled sections below are for features, creatures and treasure.

What is the read-aloud panel?

On the filled room card, a boxed panel with ruled lines, for writing the description you read out to the players.

Which style suits a printed dungeon?

Parchment suits an old-book dungeon, blueprint gives a drafting look in white lines on blue, and ink line is black on white with no fills.

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Dungeon room cards: room card, blank room card, boss room card

Dungeon room cards — a card headed "Room 3" with a small top-down room plan on a square grid in the upper half, and a boxed panel below labelled "Read Aloud" with ruled lines, blueprint card look, white drafting lines on blue, a fine square grid, small annotation arrows, a stencil title

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Reading 2Blank room card

Reading 3Boss room

A dungeon room card lays out one room for the game master: the plan, what players see and what waits there. This pack shows a filled room card with a plan on a square grid, a blank card with a grid to draw on, and a throne room card with an encounter panel. Each comes as blueprint, parchment or ink line. Type a room, such as a crypt or a library, and the card keeps its grid.

a room card for each room of a dungeon
a blank card to draw and fill in during prep
a boss room card for the last chamber
a read-aloud panel for describing a room

Frequently asked questions

What do the nine pictures show?: Three readings in three styles: a filled room card, a blank room card with an empty grid, and a boss room card with a throne on a grid.
Can I draw on the blank card?: Yes. The upper half is an empty square grid for drawing the room, and the ruled sections below are for features, creatures and treasure.
What is the read-aloud panel?: On the filled room card, a boxed panel with ruled lines, for writing the description you read out to the players.
Which style suits a printed dungeon?: Parchment suits an old-book dungeon, blueprint gives a drafting look in white lines on blue, and ink line is black on white with no fills.

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