Mad Gaming Madness

I've always been a huge fan of artist Dave Trampier , and loved his comic strip Worm y , which ran in Dragon magazine from 1977 to 1988. Wormy had a great story and depicted a fascinating world, the realm of Mascentia. While it was the standard generic-fantasy D&D world, the strip told stories from the point-of-view of the monsters -- sentient, intelligent creatures with drives just  like humans, who had to deal with the occasional overzealous "adventurers" who invaded their homes, slaughtered their families and made off with their hard-earned belongings. When 5E D&D was still in playtest, one of the first races I homebrewed was the trolls; most of the protagonists of Wormy were trolls, after all.

So, the next bout of Inkwell Ideas' Geomorph Contest is "tombs/a tomb." I think I can do this.

So I had another idea for a geomorph for Inkwell Ideas' Geomorph Contest . I'm a big fan of Stonewerks' village geomorphs , which can be used to make an instant fantasy village (or, with a little work, a modern country village). I thought I'd make a tile in that style as an homage.

This time around Inkwell Ideas' Geomorph Contest has the theme of "a shrine."

So, Inkwell Ideas has started a biweekly dungeon geomorph contest , and they've gotten some great results already . The idea is, they give a theme every two weeks, and you have those two weeks to submit up to 3 geomorphs; it looks like they're giving away nice prizes, too, such as their DungeonMorph Dice , or Chubby Monster Games’ Moleskin Maps . I thought I'd play along.