Dungeonomics

So you're designing a dungeon. You've drawn the map, carefully considered the ecology, purpose, air flow, and decor of an underground facility. You've stocked it with carefully-chosen monsters, treasure, puzzles, traps, and pop-culture references. You're ready to go, right? Right...?

But have you considered the economics of the dungeon? Dungeons are expensive! Why did the creator decide to spend its money on a vast underground labyrinth instead of something more reasonable?

Never fear, this supplement will give you ideas for the economic origins of your dungeon, so that you can take your game to heights you've never imagined possible.

Compatible with any fantasy tabletop roleplaying game, but especially for use with OSR games.

(This supplement was made for the OSR Supplement Jam II: April Edition. It's filled with humorous references to economic theories, among other things. The DOCX has some extra jokes in the alternative texts for the images, which doesn't seem to show up in the PDF.)