Largest Dungeon Ever Made

[Tyndmyr]

So...point of contention between a few of my co-workers...what is the largest dungeon ever sold for D&D? Any version counts.

The two main contenders were WLD and Undermountain. Thoughts, opinions?

[Ursus the Grim]

Undermountain is pretty big, but I'm pretty sure WLD is bigger. Expedition to Undermountain I have. WLD's module costs about 100, IIRC.

[Tyndmyr]

Yeah, that's the price on the back of the book. I'm not sure which actually occupies more space, though.

[Thefurmonger]

I would have to dig to find my copys of both to check but I am sure that WLD is not just a little larger, but MUCH larger.

[Ursus the Grim]

Yeah, I don't have a copy, but I thought it clocked in at about 1000 pages? That's what Amazon's telling me.

[Cog]

Page count might not be what solely matters. Is it size of the materials sold that's being judged, or size of the fictional dungeon itself?

[Mordokai]

WLD has 827 pages, plus maps. Can't say anything about Undermountain myself.

[Makiru]

World's Largest Dungeon is 857 pages long and made up of 15 full-sized dungeons. Undermountain is only 222 pages.

Do the math.

EDIT: Semi'swordsaged

[Thefurmonger]

Ok, I just checked. yeah it's not even close.

WLD FTW

[Mordokai]

You can get a general idea of what WLD looks like here (http://www.worldslargestdungeon.com/aeg_worldslargestdungeon.pdf).

It doesn't do justice to real thing, though :smallsmile: