Caverns of Thracia

Beneath the ruins of a forgotten Greek city, a minotaur king rules over beast men, lizardmen and a cult that worships death. None of them get along. All of them want you gone. Will you be in the party that triumphs?

West March: D&D 2024, drop-in; every party can choose its own way through this nonlinear mega dungeon.

Caverns of Thracia (Jennell Jaquays, 1979) set the template for looping, faction-driven dungeons, and designers are still borrowing from it: rope bridges over bat-filled chasms, gem-eyed statues, and doors that stay hidden until someone is clever enough to look. Players have been dying in it for over forty years. Now's your turn to show you're better.