1985 Games is excited to bring you Dungeon Craft, an exciting book filled with game pieces to build an engaging world. Dungeon Craft provides rivers, trees, caves, buildings, hordes of monsters, dragons, chests, spiritual weapons, and so much more. Simply cut them from the book and craft your world.
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The Dungeon Craft Book of Gaming Pieces
The World is Yours to Build
Dungeon Craft provides you with many buildings and rooms to design your very own worlds. The book provides empty rooms for you to fill with monsters and traps. The book also provides rooms already built to challenge all players. You can place many pieces that change the room, add stairs leading to another level or place a pillar to hide behind. There is no limit to how you can construct your encounters.
Reversible Pieces Reveal the Action Within
Dungeon Craft crafted our game pieces to be versatile. Almost every game piece is reversible. Your Ranger can jump on the roof of the pub to get a better advantage for her shot, while your Wizard can throw a fireball at the ogre while running inside the pub for cover. Buildings, dungeon rooms, hallways with traps, and nature pieces are all reversible.
Over 1K Game Pieces to Propel Your Campaign
Dungeon Craft has trees, chests, stairs, fires, crates, horses, lamps, and so much more. Fill your world with what you need to establish a more engaging and immersive world.
The World is a Dangerous Place
When adventuring there are dangers around every corner. If you are not careful you may have a horde of Orcs to battle, or you may find yourself being tracked by guards of the local keep. Dungeon Craft gives you the hordes you have been wanting to fight your way through. Guards, thieves, undead, skeletons, goblins, orcs, and more await adventurers in the wilds.
Meet the Party Behind the Book
1985 Games is a small start-up that consists of a group of players who hated drawing trees. This basic concept of printing trees sparked the creation of Dungeon Craft. The idea is simple, We want players to spend more time rolling dice and role-playing and less time drawing trees.