Dungeons have walls, in order to keep the floors and ceilings apart. Some of these walls may be important whilst others are simply scenery.

This supplement has 100 different walls that can be used to flesh out a dungeon. They can be used to make an otherwise barren room more interesting. Some are strange, some may be potentially dangerous and some could be a potential source of adventure hooks.

To use the list, either roll d100 for a random result or select appropriate ones manually.

The supplement is also available in a version for the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game. You do not need both versions.

Here are some sample results:

40. The dark natural stone has been carefully smoothed and polished to an almost mirror-like sheen. The occasional toolmark show that this was done by hand rather than by magic.

41. The gaps between where columns of stone have formed where stalactites and stalagmites have joined have been filled in with what looks like flowstone, only it has formed in a flat, upright sheet.

42. The granite of the wall has a partially melted appearance, with streaks of granite flowing down the rock to pool at the bottom.

Released: 14th March 2020 Pages: 8

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