The scene conveyed is just a single gigantic subterranean gallery. It's the sloping walls, numerous (climbable) stalagmites, and giant mushroom forest that make it interesting. Translating this to a geomorph presented a little challenge, as I had to distinguish between the fungus and the elevation rings. Deviating slightly from previous tiles, I added tiny hash marks to the elevation bands and stems and polka-dots to the mushroom caps.
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Dungeoneer's Survival Guide isn't usually a book I think about, but it did have some nice illustration. Good geomorph.
That book, along with the wilderness survival guide, provided much fodder for my young brain. Though I used little of the rules, the inspiration one gleaned from those pages was unfathomable!
Love the 'shrooms!!!
I like the mushrooms. They're cute ;)
Badger badger badger Mushroom!
Anyway, I never used the DSG much but it did provide a wealth of caving information that was hard to get before the age of the Internet. And the art is what's doing it for me now.
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