Fun video! Great to see these

Instead of boxes, why don’t you make shelves with a lip to hold your miniatures.

Loved this. Great listening while working

Good stuff! I’ll have to check that out. I’m curious - where are those houses on your work surface from?

Great video, man!

Oof - tough fight! I just had my first Lair assault happen but fortunately only lost 2 zombies so not too damaging. I like the scenario you created, there's plenty of scope to add extra missions and additional bits and bobs, it's a really versatile system they've created. Thanks for the vids, really enjoying them.

Great review, i started this game first time last year but want to have another go soon. Loved it

Another enjoyable dungeon delve video. You definitely helped us choose between 4AD, 2D6 and D100 as the wife and myself were looking for a short dungeon game.

Really digging these play-throughs in the short episode format. BTW, around the 3:50 mark when you roll a 3,3 I believe the rules state that when you get a double, you roll again, giving you the potential for a large room. Go Jerpa!

Looks like I missed an episode, I'll have to go back and look for it! I love that play aid/organizer, where'd you find it?

Very large lazy susan bearings ought to also be available at your local restaurant supply store (at least in the US).

MAN!!!!!!!! How many 10's did you roll for the heros????? And those recovery rolls were BRUTAL!!!!!!!! Just finished reading the book last night!!!!! I already have a campaign idea for after the first campaign. So LOVING this game series!!!!! Are you retired? Your video out put is AMAZING!!!!!! Any ways your battle reports are FANTASTIC!!!!! Great job Big Guy!!!!!!

I'm guessing a rescue mission is in the works?

Hehehe, you closed out at 29:38 by saying 2D6 Dungeon 😁 You're having too much fun Jim! Cheers man.

Nice idea for video. I might do something like this for solo games. If you ever wanted to return to the idea of removable tops, you could use cone-shaped holes in the bottom of each board rather than cylindrical holes. These would be easier to "find" when you can't see the bottom of the board, wouldn't tend to break pegs, and would auto-center once you're close to the right position.

First one ^^ Greetings from Germany

subtract 20 and not 30...rats, bats, spiders? Sounds like my basement. Let's take on a ghost.

First time seeing one of your videos. That was great! I just got a Wyrmwood table and I've been thinking that I might want something like this for the middle.

Love frostgrave

Really enjoying this series of videos. Where did you get the trees you are using on your boards? May also have to make a turn table like you are using.

Great video! The terrain engineer taking table gaming to the next level! Looking forward to more videos!

Liking this solo play so far. Only advice, blow your nose, man. :P

What happened to that +1 attk that ghoul had in the second game?

Love the lazy Susan table top. I had an idea for fixing and/or supporting the seams. Glue a couple of storing sticks under along the seam. That way you get strength there and also it won’t move around. Love the vids.

The wife and I are enjoying these playthroughs. Please keep them coming.

If you wait to see the enemies reaction, they get to attack first

Ive got 20lb and 12lb lift weights that I use for glue ups like that. I call them my gravity clamps

So cool - love your rotating boards! very inspiring for me.

At 6:30 the Tomb Raider can add his shift to the attack because it's an Exact Strike! Not that it would matter much because you obliterated him! Keep up the great vids!

The lazy susan is 69.99. If you don't need the clearance between the playing surface and the table it will be sitting on, you could get a "Lazy Susan 20 Inchs Aluminum Bearing Metal Rotating Turntable Bearings Swivel Plate Hardware for Dining-Table and Workbench" on Amazon for $41.22, that could be screwed directly to a 3x3 piece of 1/2 inch MDF or sanded plywood. Looks just like the metal ring on the bottom of the bamboo lazy susan in the video.

SO NICE!!!!!! Jealous of that laser:)!!!!!! I got a table saw so thats something. Thanks for the link!!!!! I may have to buy that!!!!!! I'd like a laser for sci fi terrain even though I don't play much. It would be AMAZING for scaffolding or external supports to structures. Man I couldn't handle it if I couldn't work with super glue. Its just so central to the hobby!!!! Loving all the hard work your putting into your channel. It makes me want to work on mine again. GREAT JOB!!!!!

Nice!

I found your channel because of the Deth Wizards BatReps,which are great. I’m currently binge watching your other videos such as 4AD,D100,2D6. Thanks for opening up a whole new world for me. I grabbed some 4AD ,and am looking forward to some dungeon crawls.

My wife picked up this game and were watching how you play. Were going to a family vacation and plan to play during the down time.I'm waiting on the death wizards book, I got the cards first LOL. Loving the battle reports for that as well Big Guy!!!!! Take care your doing GREAT!!!!!

Dragons are immune to sleep spell!

You hit 10 minions for killing the orcs. Should you not have an additional level roll for killing the final boss?

Do you plan on doing some kind of comparative review between 2d6 Dungeon, d100 Dungeon and 4AD? Would be cool to hear your thoughts!

Big fan of the shaded empty space. and the games you play. Always looking for solo adventures.

Excellent gameplay! Those Giant Rats get really annoying, but at least you can add them to the Combat Tracker to gain the periodic permanent increases to characteristics and skills. Regarding backtracking, you still need to follow the normal turn sequence for each room (move down on the time track, choose exit, skip drawing a new area, go to previously explored room, move on the time track, spend oil or check for wandering monsters, etc).

Just shuffle the tiles and draw from the stack. You never have to worry about missing cards or duplicates.

Don't forget to add the monsters to your combat sheet. There are addition rewards you might be missing.

Nice terrain! Where are the buildings from?

Keep on pushing through the dungeon James! Down to 9 on the Ofilit! That Throwing Axe is used at the beginning of the combat and doesn't swap your main weapon. The torque is a piece of jewelry, a thick band.

Cool idea, but having to track 10+ hit points for every individual model? You did come up with a good system for it, but I suspect later battles will include even more models with even more hit points.

Great series! I am glad you have decided to tackle this amazing (but daunting) game. It is a little too complicated to easily convey the intricacies. It is also a very difficult game to master. If I may, here are a few ideas that may help: - Combat is simultaneous - if they aren't trying to Escape, monsters still get to attack one more time "after" they die, as "they were still... alive when they died... :) and went down fighting". - AV does not change immediately after you kill one or more of the Pack. The current Pack-boosted AV value "sticks around" for one more enemy attack (the same as above - you and the enemies attack "at the same time") for the current combat round. Only during the next combat round will the enemy AV be reduced, because the number of enemies left in the Pack is counted only at the beginning of a new combat round. - An enemy with I/W/P rewards for Kill allows for a roll on only one of these tables after it is defeated (i.e. you cannot get one Item, one Weapon and one Part - you have to choose one). Please check the rules, but I believe this is how it works (a "/" means "or", not "and" in D100 Dungeon). - Here is the complicated bit: :) Rolling a 10 or less on any Skill test (even a failed one) allows you to shade one pip on the Characteristic involved (STR, DEX or INT) or two pips on any of the Skills involved. For example, any Test of STR + Strong, or INT + Aware, or any combination [CHA]+[Skill(s)], with a D100 roll of <=10, will allow you to shade one pip on [CHA] or two pips on one of the [Skill(s)] involved in the test, but not both. However :), if the CHA or Skill involved in the test have their star shaded (they are "attuned" according to the Hero Path), you earn double the number of pips shaded for d100 rolls <=10 (i.e. if Strength is your star characteristic and you roll <=10 on a STR test, you can now shade two pips on STR instead of one. Also, if for example you got Strong as a race skill (Dwarf) and shaded its star, any <=10 roll now allows you to shade four pips on Strong if you rolled <=10 on any test that involves Strong). This is essential for allowing you character to survive the later quests by increasing CHA/Skill +5 for every ten pips shaded (up to a maximum of 80 for unmodified STR/DEX/INT and a maximum of 20 for Skills). Phew... it's really easy, isn't it? :)) - Please stop making your life so hard with the Surprise enemy ability - they do not automatically get to strike first, because you can test INT-10 + Aware (IIRC) and, with a lucky roll, not get surprised and proceed with combat normally. And, who knows, you may even roll 10 or less and shade one pip on INT or two pips on Aware. :) - During the town phase, you can buy 21 needed items (20 + REP). Again, you are making the game a little harder than it has to be by limiting yourself to only 20. - Unfortunately, you cannot roll on all the tables between quests. If you only have 1 REP, you have to choose only one table, because you can only roll once. - Check for damage pips on any item you find in any dungeon by rolling a D6 as stated just under Spell Caster on the Character Sheet . No weapon or armor found in D100 Dungeon is perfect, it always has at least one pip of damage when found. Their sell value also drops by [Repair value] multiplied by the number of damage pips. On the plus side, the ones you buy in town are always in perfect shape. :) Every piece of equipment and every weapon can take five points of damage before it is destroyed (including pieces of armor with A0 - never underestimate their ability to save your life just because they have zero armor - they can take damage during a hit to that location on your body and protect your skin. You can just shade pips on their damage track instead of reducing your precious hit points, and repair the equipment in town (or discard it when destroyed). What's not to like about extra HP for your adventurer? :) ) If necessary to save some HP, you can even use your weapon as protection when you are hit in your Main Hand, by shading its damage pips and repairing it in town after finishing the quest. - You can always deflect damage [no matter what location was hit] to your Shield up to its S value per hit - for every 1 point of damage deflected by the Shield, shade 1/2 damage pip on the Shield. In short, if my very basic math is correct, any shield offers protection equivalent to 10 extra HP in combat before it is destroyed. Please check the rules to make sure I am not wrong. - Kill all the monsters you can, even Giant Rats, and add them to the Combat Tracker. This is the only way to get guaranteed increases in STR, INT and DEX, Skills, HP, etc. - All the equipment names (especially the weird French-sounding armor pieces) are actual medieval terms (most of French origin) for those specific pieces of armor. [for instance, from Wikipedia: Chausses (/ˈʃoʊs/; French: [ʃos]) were a Medieval term for leggings, which was also used for leg armour; routinely made of mail and referred to as mail chausses.] I hope I was not too annoying, but maybe these "tips" can make your life easier, especially if you also want to go for D100 World Builder. It took me a very long time to understand the mechanics of this game... I look forward to watching your D100 Dungeon adventures and I hope you will manage a full campaign. All the best from Bucharest! :) edited: spacing, typos, more info. I really need to stop now! :)

I am not sure if you have gone back to the rules in further episodes yet as i am playing catch up on this series, but you can use a ration and roll for patrol to open locked doors and gain +2 hp or not use ration and lose -2hp.

Sounds like your allergies are just as bad as mine this time of year...

Thanks, I enjoy watching your playthrough! You gave me the nudge to start my own game, too. :) I think I will house-tule the encounter modifier a bit (I'm on the 2nd mission, and with a -30 modifier, I encounter rats about 40% of the time and I'm tired of it) : do not apply the modifier of it would lower the result under 0. It's simple and will inject a bit of variety without making the quest much more challenging.

Good, nice commentary, well done.

Cool Game. One Question where are these trees are?