If you're thinking about taking somebody's stuff, what better dungeon to raid than the one belonging to the guy with "those wonderful toys":
That's nice, but lacking some cool details--so to reall blow your delvers' minds combine it with this isomorphic map:
The batcaves all well and good, but maybe you want a whole under-mountain of exploration. The Challengers of the Unknown's secret base has you covered:
Hey, Risus Monkey...How about these as geomorph fodder? ;)
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Awesome! That might be a fun reversal to have the players be the villains for a change(maybe just a one shot)and raid the batcave.
wow, now those are lairs. pretty snazzy.
I remember the 1980s GI Joe comic book had a similar cross section of the Joes' base, which was beneath the motor pool of the assistant chaplain's school at an army base in New Jersey.
Combine this with "How to Host a Dungeon" and you'd be all set!
I want to live in Challengers Mountain.
@Desert Scribe - I think I vaguely remember that, too. I'll have to try to dig that one up.
@ChicagoWiz - Yeah, you're right. It's all you'd need.
@Christian - It is pretty snazzy isn't it? You could probably get those guys into permaculture, too. :)
Love the second Batman cave that is an incredible cross section. Thanks Trey!
Thanks, Trey, this is awesome. I used to love Challengers of the Unknown when I was a kid, but I don't recall ever seeing a cross section of Challengers Mountain before.
You're welcome. That map came from the original Who's Who in the Dc Universe.
I love those vertical maps from old comics.
I remember obsessing over the cross-section of Daredevil's brownstone as a kid, because--Hey! I could build that!
And regarding Batman, I think there's one out there that also diagrams his 1970s swingin' bachelor penthouse/skyscraper cave.
I'll have to look for that one. That's the era that Grant Morrison called "Hairy-chested 70s Love god" Batman.
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