Xel-i-tec: Appendix

A random dungeon: The basic idea for this setting came from Clinton R. Nixon’s online adaptation of D. Vincent Baker’s Cheap and Cheesy fantasy adventure oracle. The dungeon came from Jamis Buck’s random dungeon generator. I wanted to see what I could create in less than a day from those random elements.
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