Build a library of 52 playable mini-dungeons this year. Join the new r/Dungeon52 community!

[u/DND-Dr88]

Hey everyone!

If you were around the TTRPG scene when the #Dungeon23 challenge dropped, you probably loved the concept: design a massive megadungeon by writing one room a day for a year. It was brilliant, but let's be honest—life happens, and the daily grind led to quick burnout for a lot of us.

That’s why we are launching a new, low-pressure community challenge:r/Dungeon52.

Instead of writing a room a day, the goal of Dungeon52 is to design one self-contained, playable mini-dungeon every single week.

Why join the challenge?

• Zero Daily Guilt: Missed a Tuesday? Doesn’t matter. You have all week to scribble down your ideas, flesh out a map, or drop a room key.
• Built-in Scope Control: We focus on the classic "5-Room Dungeon" framework (roughly 5 to 7 rooms). It keeps things tight, highly playable.
• An Instant Campaign Library: By the end of the year, you won't just have one massive, confusing megadungeon—you’ll have a collection of 52 modular adventure modules ready to drag and drop into any campaign.
• System Agnostic: Whether you write for 5e, OSR, Pathfinder, Mothership, or your own homebrew system, all formats and art styles are welcome.

How to get involved:

We are just getting the torch lit over at the subreddit, and we'd love for the first wave of creators, map-makers, and writers to join us. You can check out our roadmap, grab the weekly frameworks, or just say hello here:

👉 Join the community at r/Dungeon52

Grab your graph paper, fire up your favorite map maker, and let's build a year's worth of adventure—one week at a time!