Activity/Dungeon maze activity for 'The Cave Maze: Wizard Warrior Quest' book.

[Chris Allen]

What do you think of this idea? Working on a maze activity as a promo for 'The Cave Maze: Wizard Warrior Quest' YA fantasy novel.
In the end, I will need a cool "dungeon" version to be included at the back of the e and print book as kind of a bonus, and a stripped down printable activity sheet version as a print out puzzle game. This is my opining idea... thoughts? ( I know you like the sketch monsters! )

[Sharpe]

I love activity mazes! Ever since I was a young child able to hold a pencil, I've drawn mazes very much like the one you posted. One thing I like about such mazes is the ability to add doors that require keys found elsewhere in the maze to pass, or monsters that require other items hidden in the maze to defeat in order to continue. That way, even in a top-down perspective, one can't simply trace a line from the start to exit to find the "solution."

You could even include a simple set of rules for encounter resolution (i.e., "combat"). The Lone Wolf game books included a few pages with a grid of random numbers. The reader was instructed to close his or her eyes and use a pencil to select a number on the page. That way, no dice were required. I loved those game books!

[Chick]

Ohhhhh a maze!! Quick, print it, gotta run it Can't wait to see it as a real dungeon!

[Chris Allen]

I posted the completed "dungeon" version in the Finished Maps Gallery!

http://www.cartographersguild.com/sh...ad.php?t=32123