Boardgamegeek had half-decent scans of the original roll-up board, which I broke up into a 9-page (3x3) version, touched up via Powerpoint, printed, and laminated. I re-created the cards from scratch, using online spreadsheets that kindly laid out how many of each type one needs for a complete set. My cellphone camera didn't do a great job in capturing the cards, so here's a screen-capture of a selection of them (also done in Powerpoint):
My wife asked me if this was Dungeons & Dragons, and I said "No, but it's the gateway drug!"
We also had a third player, but she was having trouble with rolling the dice...
Nice work. As kids me and a friend used to make our own additional rules and gameboards for Dungeon! It's a good game for tinkering with.
ReplyDeleteWell done Cygnus, it looks great. I love DIY jobs.
ReplyDeleteOOMG, after *many* failed attempts at getting Dungeon! on eBay, I've resolved myself to doing exactly what you have done. Thanks for showing the way!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Would you be willing to share your power point files?
ReplyDeleteHi Anonymous,
ReplyDeleteIt would probably be out of bounds for me to publish the powerpoint files on the blog, since, like other TSR-era products, the copyrights to the "Dungeon!" board game are still probably guarded zealously by hordes of lawyer-gnolls at WOTC....
But drop me a line at cygnus120 at the gee-mail.