Labyrinth helping hands

from the movie Labyrinth (1986) Many times in D&D, I have tried (or read an adventure that tried) to create a scenario with the dungeoneers trapped in some sort of maze which they must find their way out of. Time and again, however, the adventure idea has fallen on its face. I've had boring, uninspired implementations one after another. I've done timed pan and paper maze puzzles, skill challenges, complex dungeon tile setups; you name it. While helping out on some work on a Project That…

Description Non-superhero drawing for now, a scene from Labyrinth movie. Inkwash.

Having finished running through my 4E conversion of Chris Perkins' adventure Lich-Queen's Beloved, I've learned a few lessons about dungeons and adventure design. One of these is the importance of the architectural environment and the very elements of the dungeon itself. In Lich Queen's Beloved, the environment of the dungeon takes on an interesting role and challenge in and of itself in the adventure, namely in the types of doors that are encountered. Doors, I feel, are an oft overlooked…

Talking hands

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WORDS: TOM LABYRINTH – the 1986 feast of bizarre from George Lucas, Jim Henson & the spikey-haired David Bowie – is a legendary film for many reasons. A pop Goblin, some muppets, cr…

Jim Henson's '80s cult classic Labyrinth is a delightfully weird movie. Unsurprisingly, the making of it was even weirder.

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