Dungeon Floors

1d100 Dungeon Floors for your Megadungeons. Roll by the Level or suite of adjacent rooms to keep things from being a little too wildly random from place to place.

1d100	The Floor is
1	Packed Earth
2	Wood Planks
3	Rotting Wood Planks
4	Loose Wood Planks
5	Flagstones
6	Flagstones over Wood Planks
7	Flagstones over rotten wood planks
8	Cut stone
9	Rough Stone
10	Tiles
11	Tile Mosaic
12	Tiles Over Wood Planks
13	Tiles Over Rotten Wood Planks
14	Tile Mosaic Over Wood Planks
15	Tile Mosaic Over Rotten Wood Planks
16	Loose Tiles
17	Loose Tiles Over Wood Planks
18	Loose Tiles Over Rotten Wood Planks
19	Fairly Fresh Straw Rushes cover floor
20	Rotten Straw Rushes Cover floor
21	Jumble of stones
22	Gravel Floor
23	Covered in Loose Shards of Rock
24	Sandy Floor
25	Muddy Floor
26	Metal Panels
27	Bog Carpet over Quagmire
28	Bog Carpet over Water
29	Quagmire
30	Wood Planks over Quagmire
31	Wood Planks over Water
32	Rotting Wood Planks over Sewage
33	Rotting Wood Planks over Slime
34	Loose Wood Planks over Mercury
35	Metal Grating over open space
36	Metal Grating over Water
37	Metal Grating over Quagmire
38	Metal Grating over Sewage
39	Metal Grating over Lava
40	Metal Grating over Blood/Pus
41	Metal Grating over Slime
42	Metal Grating over Acid
43	Metal Grating over Mercury
44	Rough Stone Slick with Water
45	Rough Stone Slick with Slime
46	Ice
47	Ice over Water
48	Glass
49	Glass over open space
50	Glass over Water.   Could be a pool.
51	Crust over Lava
52	Crust of Filth over sewage
53	Crust of dry slime over liquid slime
54	Crust of salts over toxic waste
55	Uneven Jumble of Crystals
56	Floor is ankle deep in Water
57	Floor is ankle deep in Sewage
58	Floor is ankle deep in Blood/Pus flowing from unearthly realm or titanic remains
59	Floor is ankle deep in Slime
60	Floor is ankle deep in Tar
61	Floor is ank;e deep in Acid
62	Floor is waist deep in  Water
63	Floor is waist deep in Sewage
64	Floor is waist deep in Guano
65	Floor is waist deep in blood/pus flowing from unearthly realm or titanic remains
66	Floor is waist deep in Tar
67	Floor is was it deep in Acid
68	Floor is Papery build up over Insect Nest
69	Crumbling Dungeon Coral
70	Live Dungeon Coral
71	Covered in Trash
72	Covered in Manure
73	Covered in Bones
74	Covered in Writhing Worms
75	Covered in Snakes
76	Covered in Crawling Insects
77	Covered in Roots. More Roots here.
78	Covered in Fungus.  Maybe Roll here for Fungus Details.
79	Covered in Moss
80	Covered in Soiled Carpet(s)
81	Covered in Fairly Clean Carpet(s)
82	Covered in Flammable Oil
83	Covered in Discarded Chitinous Shells
84	Scabby Crust over Blood
85	Organic Membrane over Water
86	Organic Membrane over Blood
87	Organic Membrane over Pus
88	Organic Membrane over Titanic Organs
89	Furry Growth over Cryptic Flesh
90	Skin over Cryptic Flesh
91	Chitin over Cryptic Flesh
92	Solidified Shadow/Darkness
93	Writhing Skin of Nightmare Horrors
94	Covered in jumble of Tormented Souls
95	Solidified Light
96	Force-field over Open Space
97	Force-field over Toxic Waste
98	Force-field over rending gears of cryptic machine
99	Force-field over over Astral Expanse
100	Force-field over Black Hole/Ragging Vortex

A few of the results certainty ask for a re-roll for what's under the initial result, if you want to keep that fairly normal roll 1d20 or 1d50.

Mercury likely gives off toxic fumes, don't fall in lava and falling in acid is probably a bad idea for dungeon explorers as well.  Blood, Pus, and Sewage will likely spread diseases. Cryptic Flesh and Titanic Organ can be infested with parasites or of couse be attached to somethign no one wants to wake up.

Any water could be a magical pool.

Putting more on the Dungoen Map

Classical dungeon maps are insanely boring and only marginally useful in play, more can go on there.
Sure yuo can have fancy illustrated floor plans but they are often little more than colored-up flowcharts. Let's get more on those maps.

Graffiti: humans have likely been scrawling on other folks property for a darn long time, dungeons should have ample "dungeon graffiti". These can be scribble din the margins of a map and traced to their location (more on this in future post).

Bones and Fossils:  there's a lot of room to show where the bodies are buried or have been buried for a good long time, I've seen a few maps with skulls and bones as decorations and the presence and location of actual remains to go along with the dungeon dressing opens up whole new reasons to adventure and for the dungeon itself to be there. What self respecting necromancer overlord wouldn't go digging for the remains of dragons and giants to animate  them and put to his horrible use? Put them on the map.

Buried Treasure and Minerals: Lot's of room to indicate buried treasure and mineral deposits on dungoen maps. One age-old reason given for dungeons is mining, why not include notation of where the goodies are that have not yet been found.   As for buried treasure a drawn in treasure chest is a heck of a lot more interesting than note buried in documentation.

Spoor and Stains: animals leave their mark in the wilds monsters should too. We don't have to litter the maps with the retched refuse of monsters but some of it indicated here and there leads to foreshadowing and sets the mood for the dungeon. Puttign an icon on a map is a lot more noticeabel to a dm runnign the game than is a bit of text buried in notes.

There's room to put more on those dungoen maps to make them a useful game-tool for a DM beyond the traditonal elaborate flowchart.


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