Advanced Dungeon Hero 1.0 Booklet

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Resolve:
Stamina:
Treasure Points:
Traits:
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Additional Traits:
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Advanced Dungeon
Hero:
An expansion for Dungeon Hero/Advanced
Quest (by LoneSpelunker). The core rules
are necessary in order to play.

Areynor - 2023
Random Tables:
1d6 - Biome
1 - Forest
2 - Plains
3 - Desert
4 - Ruins
5 - Mountain
6 - Exotic Biome Roll
1d6 - Exotic Biome

1 - Underwater
2 - Volcanic
3 - Tundra
4 - Sky
5 - Plane of Dreams
6 - Plane of Fey
1d6 - Settlements
1-3 - Village
4-5 - Town
6 - City
Monsters:
2d6 1-2 Easy | 3-4 Medium | 5-6 Hard
1-2 - d4 | d6 | d8
3-4 - d6 | d8 | d10
5-6 - d8 | d10| d12
Resting:

When you are at a settlement (or a safe room),
you can rest to regain Resolve and Stamina. After
you rest, some time has to pass before you can
rest again. If you are on a settlement, you can
spend Treasure points to rest again without
waiting.
Village: When resting in a village, you regain 10
Resolve and 5 stamina, you have to wait a
week before resting again at this village.

Town: When resting in a town, you regain 10
Resolve and 5 stamina, you have to wait five
days before resting again at this town. You can
spend 3 Treasure points to rest again without
waiting.
City: When resting in a city, you regain 15
Resolve and 7 stamina, you have to wait one
week before resting again at this city. You can
spend 5 Treasure points to rest again without
waiting.
Safe Room: When resting in a safe room, you
regain 1d10 Resolve and 1d6 stamina, and you
have to wait 24 hours before resting again
inside this dungeon.

Magic Items & Potions:

Magic items are divided in three categories:
Stat boosters: Stat boosters give you +1 to one
of your traits, they take the shape of armor or
other wearable equipment. You can only carry
one Stat booster at the same time.

Trait items: Trait items give you a permanent
d8 trait (f.ex. A pair of magic wings may grant
you the trait: d8 Flying). You can't have more
than two trait items at the same time.

Special items: Special items give you an
special ability that isn’t reflected by a trait
(f.ex. A necklace of health may extend your
Max resolve by 5). You can only have one
special item equipped at the same time.

Potions are divided into three categories:
Trait potions: Trait potions grant you a
temporary d8 trait (f.ex. A potion of flying may
grant you the trait: d8 Flying, and so on). You
can only have one trait potion active at the
same time, this trait lasts for 5 advance rolls.

Healing potions: Healing potions regain you
1d10 resolve, but don’t grant you any traits.

Stamina potions: Stamina potions regain you
1d6 stamina, but don’t grant you any traits.

Random Tables:
1d6 - Advanced Treasure
1 - 1d6 Treasure points
2 - Stat booster
3 - Trait Potion
5 - Healing/stamina Potion (chose one)
6 - Magic item
1d6 - Monster attitude

1-3 - Hostile
4-5 - Neutral
6 - Friendly
Monsters:
2d6 1-2 Weak | 3-4 Average | 5-6 Strong
1 - d6⚔️4 | d8⚔️5 | d10⚔️7
2 - d6⚔️8 | d8⚔️10 | d10⚔️10
3 - d6 ⚔️4⚔️4 | d8⚔️7⚔️4 | d10⚔️6⚔️6
4 - d8⚔️5 | d10⚔️7 | d12⚔️9
5 - d8⚔️10 | d10⚔️10 | d12⚔️13
6 - d8⚔️7⚔️4 | d10⚔️6⚔️6 | d12⚔️8⚔️6
1d4 - Boss Monsters

This list includes four example boss monsters, that you
can include in your solo campaign play or use them as an
example/template to create your own.

1 - d12+1 Owyn the fallen knight ⚔️26
2 - d12 Tarrasque, the world eater ⚔️30
3 - d12+2 Askeroth the lich ⚔️21
4 - d12+1 Barkel the goblin warlord ⚔️23
Random Tables:

The following list includes different tables that can be
used in order to generate content. Some of them are
meant to be used alongside pre-existing adventures, but
other ones are better suited for something more
freeform.
1d6 - Dungeon Events:

1 - Nothing happens
2 - You find a d8 trap
3 - A monster attacks (Monster Table)
4 - You find an exit
5 - You find a safe room
6 - You find some treasure (Treasure table)
1d8 - Wilderness Events

1 - Nothing happens
2 - You find treasure (Treasure table)
3 - You find a monster (Roll for attitude and strength)
4 - You find a dungeon
5 - You arrive to a new biome (Biome table)
6 - You find a settlement
8 - An obstacle blocks your way (Hazard Table).
1d6 - Treasure
1 - Nothing
2 - A weapon (Non-magical item)
4 - A piece of armor (Non-magical item)
6 - Advanced treasure roll
Buying and Selling Items:
When you are at a settlement you can spend
treasure points in exchange for items. On a village
you can only find Non-magical items, on a town
you can also find stat boosters and potions. And
finally, in a city you can find any item.

Non-magical items: Non-magical items can be
any kind of adventuring gear. They may
replace an equipment related trait (maximum
d6).
In general, items can be bought for the price listed
below or sold by half that price.

Non-magical items: 2 treasure points
Stat boosters: 4 treasure points
Trait items: 8 treasure points
Special items: 9 treasure points
Trait potions: 5 treasure points
Healing/Stamina potions: 4 treasure points
Generating Content:

The next section of this document has some
guidelines on how to use the tables included in
the Table Sheet to generate content for your
game. This tables can be used both alongside
published adventures and on they own.
Generating Content for Adventures

Dungeon Events: Roll once in the Dungeon
Event table for each 5 advance rolls that you
make inside of a dungeon. If you get more than
one safe room in the same dungeon, you can
reroll the next ones.

Wilderness Events: Wilderness Events work
just like Dungeon Events, with the only
difference being that they occur while
exploring the Wilderness. You should be
careful while using them, because they may
derail a prewritten adventure.

Generating Content:
Freeform Content Generation
This way of generating content is less reminiscent
of the core mechanics of the game than the one
used alongside adventures, but it offers more
flexibility when it comes to storytelling.
I personally recommend to use it to connect
various adventures together, rather than
creating a full independent campaign.
Credits:
Writing: Areynor
Original Game: https://lonespelunker.itch.io/
Art: All the Art used in this document is under
a Commercial Creative Commons license.

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An expansion for Dungeon Hero/Advanced

Quest (by LoneSpelunker). The core rules

are necessary in order to play.

1d6 - Exotic Biome

When you are at a settlement (or a safe room),

you can rest to regain Resolve and Stamina. After

you rest, some time has to pass before you can

rest again. If you are on a settlement, you can

spend Treasure points to rest again without

Resolve and 5 stamina, you have to wait a

week before resting again at this village.

Resolve and 5 stamina, you have to wait five

days before resting again at this town. You can

spend 3 Treasure points to rest again without

Resolve and 7 stamina, you have to wait one

week before resting again at this city. You can

spend 5 Treasure points to rest again without

regain 1d10 Resolve and 1d6 stamina, and you

have to wait 24 hours before resting again

inside this dungeon.

Magic Items & Potions:

of your traits, they take the shape of armor or

other wearable equipment. You can only carry

one Stat booster at the same time.

d8 trait (f.ex. A pair of magic wings may grant

you the trait: d8 Flying). You can't have more

than two trait items at the same time.

special ability that isn’t reflected by a trait

(f.ex. A necklace of health may extend your

Max resolve by 5). You can only have one

special item equipped at the same time.

temporary d8 trait (f.ex. A potion of flying may

grant you the trait: d8 Flying, and so on). You

can only have one trait potion active at the

same time, this trait lasts for 5 advance rolls.

1d10 resolve, but don’t grant you any traits.

1d6 stamina, but don’t grant you any traits.

1d6 - Monster attitude

1d4 - Boss Monsters

can include in your solo campaign play or use them as an

example/template to create your own.

The following list includes different tables that can be

used in order to generate content. Some of them are

meant to be used alongside pre-existing adventures, but

other ones are better suited for something more

1d6 - Dungeon Events:

1d8 - Wilderness Events

treasure points in exchange for items. On a village

you can only find Non-magical items, on a town

you can also find stat boosters and potions. And

finally, in a city you can find any item.

any kind of adventuring gear. They may

replace an equipment related trait (maximum

In general, items can be bought for the price listed

below or sold by half that price.

The next section of this document has some

guidelines on how to use the tables included in

the Table Sheet to generate content for your

game. This tables can be used both alongside