Twitch Chat makes a D&D Dungeon

if you were a player in this dungeon, what would you do?

Intelligence (Investigation) check: Success.

[samh]

Any Dimension Door spells cast within a 10-mile radius of the doorngeon automatically teleport the caster directly to the entrance of the doorngeon.

[xerveeon]

When I heard “doorknob” as a potential reward, I immediately thought of a doorknob that can be placed on any surface and forms a doorway. It could be balanced by making it single use due to it fusing with the surface, or similar things.

[bicclizer]

Plot twist: Jacob actually loves circle and manipulates the chat psychologically to get circle

[Tiboroun]

When players get to the last question from the door, does it lead with: "Alright, it all hinges on this"

[jimsenbonzakura]

"A door that seems closed, but it's open. If anyone tries to unlock it, it becomes closed" :D

[eusoumaniaco]

I laughed woefully badly at “three demi-liches on a trench coat”

[GearardPC]

This dungeon should be called Moredoor. With a boss named Doormamu.

[foxyfoxington]

The fact that a dungeon designed by Twitch chat resides in Limbo is the most logical thing ever.

[Lilith]

The real dungeon is the circles we made along the way.

[patrickedger]

"Not the circle!"

Sounds like an imp when it materializes and realizes it's been summoned by the party Warlock to accomplish some lowly menial task, like washing the barbarian's nasty loincloth.

[NewgirlNola]

Normal people: “I bet all D&D players are super logical nerds who only care about math and stuff”

D&D players: “hehe door”

[rosexknight]

So. This dungeon is going to be perfect to add to my campaign, and I shall tell you why.

Two or three sessions ago, I had prepared a precarious mountain climb for the party, thinking that and roleplay would take up our usual 4-hour session time. They were looking for a settlement on the mountain that had to do with player backstory. The plan was they would spend the first part of the session with some RP, then the mountain climb, and then we would end the session with a big revelation about said player and his PC's backstory.

And then the mountain climb only took one hour.

As I am sitting here, watching the players blaze through this climb, I begin to panic, because I have nothing 100% prepared. We get to the planned end of the session and it's taken not even half the time a normal session would. They wanted to keep playing, and so we break for 20 minutes so that I can scramble to put together the next dungeon, which was a jaunt through the dream realm. I really ONLY had a vague idea for this and a few maps, and admittedly it wasn't my best work. BUT what this dungeon did have was Birch. Birch is a sentient door that the party met, that I basically only put in for shits and giggles in a zany dungeon that was slapped together in not enough time. Birch resided in the dream realm and refused to let the party pass unless they answered his question. He wanted to know what color the sky was. The Day sky, for he had already seen the night sky. The players REALLY enjoyed their encounter with Birch, so the next dungeon they went through, a fairy tower with many rooms of puzzles, I decided to include a break room with another sentient door. This one named Pine, Birch's cousin. Pine wanted to know what color the grass was, because the lower floors of the tower were overgrown with nature, but not from Pine's room upwards, and he knew there was some grass on the other side but just couldn't see it! The party picked Pine some flowers and left them in a pot so the door could always see it. Both doors also scolded the party for not having manners enough to knock before they tried opening a door, and the party has decided to knock at every odd door they find, just in case.

Thank you, Twitch Chat, for providing me with the perfect dungeon for the sentient doors in my campaign. You are amazing.

[williamowens]

I feel Mordor as the name of the dungeon was a missed opportunity

[TheRealSnee]

"The prophecies say that the one who ventures into this dungeon will find many doors available to them. We did not expect the prophecies to be so literal."

[gruumy]

it isn't that the doorknob CAN cast knock once a day, but it casts knock once a day if you want it to or not.

[foxoninetails_]

15:57 *Doorknob of Opening* ( _Wondrous item, common_ )
This item has 6 charges, and regains 1d4 charges each dawn. You can expend a charge as an action to cast _knock_ with a somatic component, turning the doorknob in midair as if it was attached to the target object. Instead of a loud knocking sound, the object emits a loud creak, as if from an opening door.

[Gamerdudegames]

real missed opportunity that chat named it "doorngeon" when one of the options was "tomb of doorors".

[Debit]

Jacob: "How many of these should be doors"

Chat: yes

[aphrillis]

wish the prize was an infant door that they must raise as one of their own

[zackgeldhof]

"Army of the Door that Moans" sounds like a legit D&D cult.