Re: warlock of firetop mountain
Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2012 2:24 pm
Take your time.
I actually had this in mind as well, I have such fond memories of the books that are translated into Finnish (Warlock of Firetop Mountain, Citaldel of Chaos (I think), and The City of Thieves (if it was that in english, I've only seen the finnish version.) There is also the Forest of Horrors, but it's Finnish translation is something of a myth in the northern part of my country that I inhabit.
Furthermore, there is a (somewhat flawed) boardgame version of this, which has a more nonlinear map. In theory, one could adapt it's gameplay mechanic into a random-spawn dungeon that'd be different every time. It'd take some work to make it really fun, I reckon. It is divided into about 3 fairly different levels. I have the boardgame, so I can draw you a map if you wish. I am pretty sure it is available on the internet as well. Here is a link with a picture (and details elsewhere on the site): http://boardgamegeek.com/image/12618/th ... size=large
And finally, if you need help I am willing to do what I can.
I actually had this in mind as well, I have such fond memories of the books that are translated into Finnish (Warlock of Firetop Mountain, Citaldel of Chaos (I think), and The City of Thieves (if it was that in english, I've only seen the finnish version.) There is also the Forest of Horrors, but it's Finnish translation is something of a myth in the northern part of my country that I inhabit.
Furthermore, there is a (somewhat flawed) boardgame version of this, which has a more nonlinear map. In theory, one could adapt it's gameplay mechanic into a random-spawn dungeon that'd be different every time. It'd take some work to make it really fun, I reckon. It is divided into about 3 fairly different levels. I have the boardgame, so I can draw you a map if you wish. I am pretty sure it is available on the internet as well. Here is a link with a picture (and details elsewhere on the site): http://boardgamegeek.com/image/12618/th ... size=large
And finally, if you need help I am willing to do what I can.