I'm an avid gamer. But, I rarely play video games these days.
When I say I am a gamer, I mean table top gamer. I love board games.
Oh, you're still here... I thought that was a done deal!
The inspiration for #31daysofdungeoncrawling is the roguelike genre. You know, procedurally generated maps, completely randomized drops, brutally difficult, "perma-death" of your character, rare powerful drops that can make or break a run and deep replayability.
Popular examples include FTL (Faster Than Light), Binding of Isaac, Spelunky and Don't Starve - but they all pay homage to Rogue, a 1980 computer game - which pays homage to Dungeons & Dragons from the '70's (just before DND gained satanic-cult status in the pop-culture of 80's parents tropes).
Some day in a not so distant future, I'll release a very DIY, hand-printed tabletop board game... Presumably under the title, Temple of the Rogue.
And here's the groundwork collection of art assets:
I - 3 Arrowheads
II - Pickled Punk 01 - Ogre
III - 3 Keys
IV - Throwing Knives
V - Ham-Axe
VI - Sir Bostwick, the Bird Knight, Encounters a Shade...
VII - Nightbreaker
VIII - Map of Rune
IX - Valor
X - Wall of Brambles
XI - You Rolled a One...
XII - Magick Boar's Breath
XIII - Pickled Punk 02 - Goblin-Manling Shaman
XIV - Temple of the Titans
XV - Tools of the Trade (Rogue)
XVI - Summoner
XVII - Temple of the Sword
XVIII - Monument to Past Failures
XIX - Rust Monster
XX - Dungeon Fungus
XXI - Guardian Scorpion
XXII - Curse of the Hollow
XXIII - Sawtooth Blade
XXIV - Loot!
XXV - Eyes in the Dark
XXVI - Trap-Door Spider
XXVII - Sacrificial Altar
XXVIII - A Light for a Dark Place
XXIX - Carnivorous Flora
XXX - Gelatinous Cube
XXXI - Game Over
