That is fascintating Shatterdragon.

Also, important guidance for me as I'm new to rpGA's and WW. Worse, I'm an inveterate scribbler so I could be inclined to over-plan. But surely you can contrive a narrative outline? - a brief story which basically means: "You are here; this is what's lead to you being here; how are going to proceed?" After that, is not your main task to let them go their own way but you drop in various shivers and shocks to keep them on their toes, and maybe knock them down if they seem to be too successful?

I'm a fan of the GW game: "Inquisitor" which is a Narrative Game, far more concerned with the players having a great time, than who actually wins! - if that makes sense...

I've been studying your builds and I'm so impressed: I will follow the modular root. Having said which, as well as Chunky Dungeon I am also inclined towards the UCW. Would it be possible to make the latter in such a fashion that it too could be modular and changeable? That sounds very 'advanced' for a beginner I guess! Or even a multi-deck module where the castle fits over the warrens which wend their way endlessly - but you've got to go back to, say, underneath the Keep where you came in?

I think I'm rather getting ahead of nyself. I can't even play a damn game yet! But I do like the idea that your people were vets and you were new when you started: that's what I call confident ambition! Exactly my way. In the northeast of England where I live (Northumberland - castle country!) there is a saying: "Shy bairns get nowt!" My philosophy!

Thanks. MAGSMAN