Lost Labyrinth - Hero Tier

Rozard’s Lost Labyrinth, more hidden than lost rather. Some say it was his greatest creation. And that’s why the catastrophe happened. He advertised its greatness, a puzzle dungeon that no mortal could ever solve. Many brave adventurers tried in vain. Few even got past the front doors. For years it was known as the unbeatable dungeon, filled with treasures both opulent and magical. No one ever expected a dragon of that magnitude to take on the challenge. The drake was as powerful as it was clever, it tore through the labyrinth, rampaging through the carefully laid traps and hazards. It was so bold as to take the labyrinth as its own lair for a time, but that only lasted until Rozard himself caught word of it. Enraged, the grand mage made his way to his beloved puzzle dungeon, devising a dastardly plot. Only the wizard and the dragon truly know what happened that day, but the bards sing songs about the epic battle. They say that Rozard did not slay the dragon outright, he subdued it and taught it a lesson that all dragon-kind would remember. The ballads in the taverns tell of true triumph. Indeed, the fact remains that a dragon has not tried to claim the horde of a trained wizard since...
--Professor Mercurius, Electrum Academy

Rozard’s Lost Labyrinth is an adventure set in a mega-sized puzzle dungeon. There are eighteen puzzle rooms filled with riddles, traps, hazards, and unique challenges. There is a large cavern cutting through the middle of the dungeon that has its own obstacles, along with evidence of the great dragon battle. And of course, there are treasure chambers. The site features a non-linear, winding maze layout with ample doors. There is a corresponding alternate map that features lava in the cave. There is a manual that has a map key with room descriptions, read aloud texts, and helpful hints that make using the scenes in your home game quick and easy. The scenario is set at 13th level, compatible with the CORE 5e rules. Finally there are Blanks of the mega-map along with custom art assets from Critical Concepts! Examples of each tier can be seen in the Collections, just click the button below.