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Avid fans of dungeon crawling games have fantasized about going on similar hack and slash adventures since they started playing.

Gamers who play dungeon crawlers on their computers or those who play pen and paper D&D, will undoubtedly jump at the chance to explore real dungeons without fear of being eaten by its inhabitants.

If you’ve got dragon slayer blood flowing through your veins, head over to Gen Con Indy and join other adventurers in exploring Jeff Martin’s life-sized dungeon aptly named, True Dungeon.

Players waiting for their turn at the dungeon start at the True Tavern, the starting area for True Dungeon where players can relax before and after their adventure. The tavern includes a back alley with a blacksmith and magic shop where players can purchase equipment for their characters.

The combat system has players sliding weapon counters on a shuffleboard. Fighters, Paladins, and Rangers get a chance to practice on a sample combat board before they start their adventure.

The dungeon’s inhabitants include sculpted monsters, costumed volunteers, and animatronic monsters.

Treasure in True Dungeon come in the form of tokens that have a description of your loot. Monetary tokens can be used to purchase equipment before or during the adventure.

[Photos courtesy of the Gen Con Community]

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