In this new puzzle-driven DND adventure, the dungeon is also Rubik's Cube

Upcoming third-party dungeons and Dragons Adventures will provide adventurers with all the biggest puzzles, literally Rubik's style cubes. The cube basement of Lazro, a level 12 adventure from designer Nathan Doyle, will begin crowdfunding on April 22nd with the Backerkit. Once his basement is discovered, parties of various DND class attempt to explore it. According to a press release shared by Doyle, the dungeon “ignores traditional geometry and cannot be mapped with traditional logic.” Basically, the puzzle cube that comes with your adventure is a dungeon. DMS allows players to choose to allow this cube to be resolved by themselves as part of their adventure. Or you can provide something that is completely resolved in the right story moment. The visual style of the Puzzle Cube is recognisable to fans of DND maps. Dyson logo etch style dungeon designs are adopted by many online map makers and official DND books. Now, Dyson has rented out the designs to the Laszlo cube basement. Certainly, I'm a bit scared of the look of this puzzle cube. Learning how to solve Rubik's Cube is already challenging, and this does not have the advantage of clear, colored squares. The black and white details of this cube can be particularly frustrating, as many D&D players are floored in mystery designed for young children. The fingers crossed as the adventure provided some helpful tips. Follow Wargamer on Google News for updates to Dungeons and Dragons. Or, if you want to start creating characters that can defeat Lazlo in a gorgeous way, here's what you need to know about the background of DND Race and DND 2024. Plus, you can learn more about this adventure when the Backerkit page is published.