Dungeon Builder

If role-playing is one of your hobbies, you're probably familiar with various games such as Dungeons & Dragons, Shadow of the Demon Lord, 13th Age or Dungeon World and already have a favorite one.

However, one of the most recurrent issues with playing role-playing games is that at some point the Dungeon Master or Game Master might run out of ideas for the next campaign and that can shift your game from fun to boring really quick. That's why tools like Dungeon Builder were created.

Instead of mindlessly generating a random dungeon for you, this application enables you to create one from scratch by providing you with everything you need in order to do so. Walls, floors, doors, windows, cracks in walls, barrels, libraries, ancient shrines, portals or human remains, you name it, the app's got you covered.

Drawing the map couldn't be simpler: you just have to select the desired texture from the side menu and place it on the screen wherever you like. The objects are all placed in various categories so that you don't spend a lot of time looking for them.

It is strongly advised to consult the help documentation before attempting to start a new project since it provides you with a brief cheat sheet that encompasses all the controls you need to familiarize yourself with.

For instance, it can come in handy to know that pressing either "R" or "M" on your keyboard rotates or mirrors the object you're trying to place on your map. Otherwise, you could spend a lot of time browsing the catalog, frustrated that there are no north-facing walls or doors included in the library.

After you're done creating your masterpiece maps, you can either export them to image files on your computer or save the project if you want to come back to it another time and tweak it or alter it in any way you like.

Exported map files can be printed freely so that you can bring them to your next D&D (or another game you're currently playing) sessions.

If you're looking for a tool that can help you create isometric dungeon maps for your role-playing sessions, you might consider giving Dungeon Builder a try. It provides you with everything you need, doesn't require installation and lets you export maps to image files on your PC and print them.