So I'm not a big fan of the WotC website--in fact, I only ever go there if a link leads me to it. But today, I came across a link that I really enjoyed.
About three weeks ago, WotC had a little dungeon contest at their website. Draw a cool dungeon map, submit it to them, and they would pick the winner, etc, etc. I guess there were prizes, although I didn't read far enough to find out. You see, I only found out about it today, and it is too late to enter. If I had known about it then, I probably would have.
But the cool thing is this: At the page announcing the contest, down at the very bottom, are pictures of some of the classic dungeon maps from our hobby's beginnings. Not in a format that you could actually use them (I don't think), but I love looking at them.
More recently, they announced the winning entries. I enjoyed looking at them, although some are *better* (wholely subjective, I know) than others. I particularly like the map for the Fortress of Despair. Good stuff!
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Nice. I don't go to WotC's site either, so would never have seen this without your pointer. Cheers.
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