Adventure Site Contest II is soon accepting submissions

Commodore, who gave us the Opal Mine in the First Delightful Dungeon Competition, runs a contest similar in scope and philosophy, now for the second time! If you had an idea that didn't fit the 2 page limit or wasn't put to paper in time for the First Delightful Dungeon Competition check this one out! The window to submit adventure sites runs from October to January 1st



Reviews of the yield from the first iteration are found here.

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