From publisher blurb: A D&D 3.5 and Pathfinder compatible adventure designed for four to six PCs of levels 2-3 88 pages of pure old school dungeon! It all started with a post on the world’s most popular social networking website. “How would you like to write up your own room in our first ever community dungeon?” I wanted to build an old school dungeon with likeminded folks, throwing the typical adventure building model out the window and starting from scratch with a bunch of empty rooms and only our incredible imaginations to fill the gap. What started off as a simple idea turned into a very complicated process which I can only describe as “herding cats”. However, almost two years later here we are! Our first community dungeon adventure is done and with it the chance to do another. If you love this adventure please share your thoughts with us! Post on our forum at AdventureAWeek.com, send us email, go outside and scream about us to the sky and moon. If you the reader, the GM, the old school dungeon lover wants more we would be more than happy to oblige...and if you want to be a part of the next dungeon... well you better get your manuscript ready, it will be here before you know it! -Jonathan G. Nelson Author/Publisher/Owner/Bard AAW Games In ages past, a dungeon was created. Designers, engineers, and trapmakers from every land were brought together to create this insidious vault. Is it a temple to some unknown and forgotten god? The keep of a mad warlord? The crypt of a necromancer? A test to see which adventures can pass and return with pockets full of treasure and which fail and are never see again? The only way to find out is to enter and see if you survive. Also included in "The Community Dungeon": Cartography by Wizards of the Coast mapmaker Jared Blando Multiple puzzles to keep the PCs and players alike on their toes Rooms created by dozens of different game designers New monsters such as the Llacum parum succubus and the sailfin dragon