Myr Regath | Dungeon23

My entry for Dungeon23, having gone through as many changes as I did personally across the span of 2023. Now an Errant (OSR/NSR) ttrpg megadungeon in the ruins of a city inspired by Jewish mythology, mysticism and folktales. 

Myr Regath was cast out of the timestream, shuffled up, and spliced back into the strata of soil and bedrock. The ruins are strangled, yet very much alive. Possessed by the intelligence of its last ruler - The Queen In Lilac - ever yet watching from the edge of your torchlight. Don't let her in...

Check out my full recap on D23 and thoughts on the matter on my blog The Dripping Tap: 

This PDF includes:

• Outline of the megadungeon 
• Thirteen dungeon levels drawn in pen, including:
• Tomb of fantasy-Roman knights above a kobold warren
• The Archives of St.Tzahi, a monastery haunted by its former librarians.
• The city's main street, complete with bank vaults still trapped and armed
• A cathedral dedicated to Ashmandai, king of the sheydim that led the city astray into idol worship for 99 years.
• Gladiatorial arena and the blood-pits that run beneath it
• A noblewoman's villa sliding into a subterranean lake
• The ruins of the city's menagerie, populated by the undead corpses of the collection's inhabitants.
• The tower of The Royal Vizier, haunted by bad dreams
• Fungal forest full of cavern fae and Mushroom-Men-of-the-Field
• The Sewers and the angels trapped in the gutters
• The nexus of the dungeon's space-time distortions, a map in the shape of the body of G-d
• A quick jaunt up The River Abbadon into the underworld palace of Sh'eol
• The Temple Over The Deep, lair of The Queen in Lilac perched upside-down over the roiling ocean at the heart of the world .
• 25 Errant / OSR compatible monsters

Like what you see? This year I will be working on revising and redoing these maps to release in the future sometime later this year. This project has been so meaningful and fulfilling to me that I plan to continue it on, no matter how long it takes.
It yet has a life of its own, and it works its way into our world bit by bit.