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Over the last few weeks I’ve been developing a new tabletop concept:

⚔️ Dungeon Construction Co. ⚔️

A modular lino-print dungeon building system designed for tabletop games, mapping, journaling, and dungeon design.

The idea started as a simple experiment: Could hand-carved printmaking techniques be used to rapidly construct modular tabletop environments? Since then, the project has evolved into:

• Modular terrain stamps • 1x1 interactive dungeon icons • Expandable corridor systems • Reusable room layouts • Handmade lino prototypes • Packaging and brand development

What I’m enjoying most is the balance between traditional printmaking and game design.

Every dungeon layout is physically stamped by hand, meaning each map carries slight imperfections, ink textures, overlaps, and wear patterns that make the worlds feel tactile and lived-in.

Current prototype elements include: ☠️ Skulls 🕸️ Spider webs 🪙 Treasure chests 🗡️ Spike traps 🪨 Rubble tiles 🪜 Staircase entrances Still very much in the prototyping phase, but seeing the system begin to connect together physically has been incredibly exciting. I’ve also been exploring how these could eventually expand into:

• UV/reactive hidden ink systems • Modular encounter packs • Themed dungeon sets • Zine-compatible mapping tools • Convention demo kits

A lot more to build. But the foundations are finally starting to feel real.

Sticky Bob had other ideas.