The first One Page Dungeon Contest was announced by ChattyDM and Chgowiz in 2009.
All entries are available under the Creative Common Share-alike license (US 2008).
Judges:
Collections:
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Where possible we’re linking to the author’s blog posts about their own entry so that you can leave comments on their blogs.
See also the original list of participants.
★ The list of winners:
Honorable Mentions:
- Best Aquatic Entry: The Barnacle Caves – Sam Kisko
- Best Classic: Ruffthroat’s Rathskeller – Lee Barber
- Best Dungeon Circa 1974: The Crumbling Dungeon – Lord Kilgore
- Best Dungeon Crawl: Shrine of the Savage Jungle – John Laviolette
- Most Elegant: Clockwork Crypt – Gary S. Watkins
- Funniest: The Vareh’gra Depths – Gary McCammon
- Best Geometry: Halls of the Mad Mage – Justin Alexander
- Best Homage: The Omenous Portent of the Highlands Meteor – Tim Hensley
- Best Introductory One-Shot: The Tomb of Durhan Oakenshield – Dyson Logos
- Best Non-Dungeon: The Great Cloud Caper – Jonathan Lee
- Best Unconventional: Traps-R-Us – Chris Torrence
- Best Use of Tables: Mountain Lair of the Misanthropic Magus – Sean Wills
Runner Ups:
- Best Hack-n-Slash: The Gray Goblin Warrens – Christopher Brackett
- Best Non-Fantasy Entry: The Horror of Leatherbury House – Michael Wolf
- Best Pub: Arendt’s Old Peculiar- Antti Hulkkonen
- Best Replayable Entry: The Infinite Tower – James E. Raggi IV
- Best Retro Use of 30×30 Space: Megadungeon of the Mad Archmage Gary Stu – Adam Thornton
- Best Silly Dungeon: Maze of NAMCAP – Patrick Riley
Winners:
- Best New School Dungeon: Cry of the Gravegod by Heron Prior
- Best Old School Dungeon: Valley of the Necromancer Kings by Andrew Gale
- Best Overall One Page Dungeon: Secrets of the Old City by Simon Bull
Other One Page Dungeons that didn’t enter: