Dungeoncrawl Stories

Rock 'n Bean find a dungeon

A warrior delves down into an underground crypt for an order of knyghts when they are ambushed by a pack of goblins! Will our hero survive the encounter?

Vincent Elwood-known simply as Vel-was never remarkable. Just another office worker living an average life. Most would call it enough. But deep down, Vel wanted more. He wanted to matter. To leave something behind. To mean something. One day, on his way to work, a group of schoolkids stepped into a busy street, laughing and unaware of the danger. Vel didn't think. He acted. He saved them. And in doing so, he died. In those final moments, regret clung to him. He wished he had done more. Then, as if mocking that wish, a glowing system window opened before his fading vision. He awakens in a broken world, balanced above a dungeon that stretches endlessly into the earth. There's no prophecy. No chosen one. Just a dying town, a fractured sky, and a strange system that governs everything like a game. Summons become allies. Loot becomes survival. And every step deeper into the dungeon brings new questions. Vincent isn't a hero. Not really. He's just someone trying to make his life matter in a world that forgot what meaning is. But not all summons are ordinary. Some carry secrets even they don't understand. And one of them never looks back.

A firsthand record of a Dungeon Delvers exploits; An "Alone in the Dungeon" actual-play. [Gameplay Numbers/Cards Drawn will be presented in this style of brackets.]

When you and your group of friends see something strange, what do you do? Call the ghostb.... Nope just run right on at it because well teenagers with tails like trouble, join us on the first part of the ashara trilogy, hope you enjoy.

What if issei didn't exist what if the boosted gear went to someone else someone who had already a sacred gear what if it went to a lion yokai this yokai was only half human but still very young and his life is about to get very lively.

Birth of the System - The Patchwork Multiverse Beta Saga When the multiverse itself crashes with a kernel panic, the Bureau of Reality Standards does the unthinkable: they deploy a backport patch. RealityOS v1.0 arrives not with salvation, but with loot tables, stat sheets, and a sardonic helpdesk AI named QUID who insists on stamping everything in triplicate. Meet Kade Voss, an unwilling Beta Tester who discovers exploits faster than the Bureau can patch them. Alongside a cleric who treats hotfixes as holy rites, a bardbarian who solves problems with power chords, a mage who weaponizes forms, and a chronoslinger who rewinds disasters-Kade must survive absurd bosses, bureaucratic dungeons, and bugged mechanics while QUID keeps filing tickets on their existence. Featuring: Boss fights with Helpdesk Golems and Litigator Dragons. Queue mechanics as crowd control. Patch notes that break reality mid-battle. Exploits that are "working as intended." Comedy, fantasy, sci-fi, and LitRPG collide in a world where beta testing existence is the only way to keep reality from uninstalling itself. If Terry Pratchett and The IT Crowd had a child raised on MMORPG patch notes-this would be it.

They lower you into Undermountain on a rope. The crowd roars, the lanterns sway, and the beer-sour air of the Yawning Portal presses like a hand between your shoulders. Somewhere below, where the lantern light dies and the cold of the deep rises, something old and hungry listens. That's where we'll take them.

Join the gnoll Zenkoh Deadfang as she adventures across the land accompanied by her catfolk friend Maria.

The White Tigers, a seasoned adventuring party, are sent to rescue a missing mage from the mysterious ruins of Emberkeep. But once inside, they find more than just echoes and dust-ancient magic stirs, and something in the shadows is watching. What began as a simple mission quickly becomes a fight to make it out alive.