100 Archways and Doorframes to Find in a Dungeon

An archway is an opening that allows access through it that wouldn't normally have anything blocking this access. This supplement has 100 archways that could be found in a dungeon, or other location, and many of them could be adapted to use as doorframes as well. Some of the archways are comparatively normal, whilst some are odd and some can be dangerous. They can be used to add flavour to a dungeon room. This PDF supports Adobe layers and the page backgrounds and images can be disabled to make printing easier. Here are some sample results: The archway is plain, without any decoration bar from the keystone, which has been fashioned to look like a blank oval mask. The archway is well constructed, the stones that make it fitted together so perfectly that there isn't a gap between them. The archway isn't made from stone but from metal, formed from many different weapons that have been welded together and hammered into their form. The archway itself is made from gleaming metal, and the blocks that it looks to be made from are simply a pattern in the metal. The archway looks like it has been crudely fashioned simply by piling raw rocks on top of each other, but a more careful examination will show that the rocks have been shaped and that the archway is far better made than it initially appears. One page is the front cover, one the front matter and one is ads. The supplement is also available in the following versions: Pathfinder. You do not need all versions. Play YouTube Preview Click on an image to check out other dungeon-themed supplements More ways of improving dungeons Keep checking back to see if more are added