Apologies for the long break; I had to take some time off to recharge my brain and hopefully come up with new ideas for 101 Forms of a Dungeon. Right, now for number 71 to 80.
- A forest of executioner’s crosses, where the local law authority leaves criminals to die and to serve a somber warning to others.
- A prison high atop a mountain cliff, only accessible by a crude ‘elevator’.
- Wreck of a ship used as a prison. Where have all the prisoners gone to?
- The ruins of arena designed for trial by combat
- A half-built pyramid
- A quarry where half-built statues form of rocks protruding from the hillside are everywhere. Those statues are colossal, from 4 metres tall and 2 metres in width
- A goblin’s (or insert evil demi-human race of choice here) version of a slaughterhouse…intended for humans.
- Ruins of a bath-house with technology comparable to what the Romans has…for use by giants.
- Sites used for judgments by rituals
- A gigantic “well” (really a deep shaft) which goes deep downward, with wooden platforms and side excavations (think the Money Pit)
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