Another Bundle - Oone Dungeons

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This is a repeat of a 2019 bundle of very detailed maps for dungeon-based games.

https://bundleofholding.com/presents/2023-0oneDungeons

This revived January 2019 0one Dungeons Bundle once again presents a sprawling range of labyrinthine dungeon RPG blueprints from 0one Games. These interactive .PDFs let you turn the grids (both square and hexagonal) on and off, show or hide room numbers, show walls as outlines or filled, show or hide doors and furniture, orient the compass rose, change print options, and make many other customizations, depending on the map. Note: The interactive features in these state-of-the-art .PDFs require the free Adobe Reader. Some of these files may not display properly in other readers.

Like all Bundle of Holding titles, these ebooks have NO DRM (Digital Restrictions Management), and our customers are entitled to move them freely among all their devices.

Ten percent of each purchase (after gateway fees) goes to this 0one Dungeons revival's pandemic-related charity, Direct Relief. Direct Relief sends protective gear and critical care medications to health workers, with emergency deliveries to medical facilities across the US and to regional response agencies across the world.

The total retail value of the titles in this revived offer is US$96.50. Customers who pay just US$9.95 get all thirteen titles in this revival's Starter Collection (retail value $44) as DRM-free ebooks, including nine complete levels of the colossal Dungeon Under the Mountain; the vast Dungeon of Terror Virtual Boxed Set; and three megadungeons: Archlich's Lair, Palace of the Vampire Queen, and The Undercity.

Those who pay more than the threshold (average) price, which is set at $19.95 to start, also get this revival's entire Bonus Collection with seventeen more titles worth an additional $52.50, including the Dungeon Under the Mountain Level 10 Virtual Boxed Set, 13 customizable Rooms & Encounters (travel the Fungal Corridor to the Desecrated Temple to meet Gormoth the Ever-Hungry), The Forgotten Level, and two sets of Customizable Battlemaps: Dungeon Rooms that let you make your own scenes for miniatures combat.



 

Last time this was offered I said "These look quite good - I'm not entirely happy with the use of shading, which is going to waste quite a lot of toner / ink when they're printed, but if you don't go mad and print them all at once it's a reasonably good way to get a lot of maps cheaply. It isn't something I personally need - I tend to make my own when I need them, and don't do much with traditional dungeons anyway - but if you need this sort of thing it seems a reasonable deal."

I really don't think I want to change that, except to point out that this is slightly cheaper than last time around if you go for the full package.