HeroQuest Dungeon in Minecraft

[TylerBallard]

a very cool version

[Thor-in]

This is awesome, I'm gonna have to show my son this post.

[JeffJedi]

I love this idea!

In theory you could make the entire board once and then copy and close off unneeded sections for each map.

[Daedalus]

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[CavemanLogic]

That's pretty cool. I like the tight corridors and the differing levels (not just a flat board). When my kids were in their Minecraft phase (they play mostly SIms and Roblox now) I kept trying to tell them to build things lilke dungeons. They just rolled their eyes at me, lol.

When the stepsons were younger and into Minecraft, I joined them. I loved building things while they loved mining for diamonds and exploring. I built a big pirate ship for my house. They liked setting it on fire, and running away...

Anyways... love the HeroQuest Minecraft dungeon!

[j_dean80]

I started doing something similar awhile back, but your dungeon definitely looks better. I built the Emperor's castle and Mentor's tower for between quests. I made locator maps to find the entrances to the quests. For secret doors and traps, a little redstone works well.

[Spookyhappyfun]

I started doing something similar awhile back, but your dungeon definitely looks better. I built the Emperor's castle and Mentor's tower for between quests. I made locator maps to find the entrances to the quests. For secret doors and traps, a little redstone works well.

Ooh, I'd love to see pictures of those!

[untilthesungoesdown]

Building the Emperor's castle and Mentor's tower must have been a lot of fun and added a cool dimension to your game. Using locator maps to find quest entrances is a clever touch that adds to the immersion.