@Loopysue

Yeah, but you really should sit down and watch it sometime, Sue. It's a great movie. Not to mention, it's an incredible source for great movie quotes like, "He's not dead. He's just mostly dead."

And let's not forget the wonderful sword fighting scene between Cary Elwes and Mandy Patinkin.

@MalkShack Did you possibly mean "Hungary" rather than Hungry? The map looks good so far. Just follow Loopysue's advice to get your parchment effect. Trust me, she's really good at parchments.

@Loopysue

A giant ocean of gas. Wow! I like that. I normally think of it as a large blister or pocket of air, which obviously exists in a gaseous form. A clear vapor you might say . . . normally. Our atmosphere, contained in an envelope, like a huge balloon which encompasses our tiny planet. Let's just hope some giant kid doesn't wander by and pop it.

@JimP

You know, I think I get the overall vibe that your players hated mazes. Can't imagine why not. Doesn't everyone like wandering around in a claustrophobic place in which you haven't got a clue where you're going, and most likely you can only see a few feet ahead at a time? I think I'll book my next vacation in a maze. Or is that amazement?

@Wyvern

You are absolutely right. For time sake, I did not design the maze myself. I think the website was called mazegenerator.net or something like that. Your link takes you to the right place. I just pulled the file into CC3+, put it on its own sheet, and used that as a guide for my walls. Using "ortho" to draw the walls over the original maze made it incredibly easy, but I had fun nonetheless. The trees and stuff came from the CSUAC. Nothing original from me and really no artistic talent on my part. It just took a little of my time.

In regards to all the labor needed to move the heavy furniture into place, I think I got a hefty discount from "Dungeon Deliverers."