Central Casting: Dungeons


Central Casting: Dungeons is a 1993 role-playing supplement published by Task Force Games.

Contents

Central Casting: Dungeons is a supplement in which assistance is provided for building dungeons.

Publication history

Shannon Appelcline noted that after Task Force Games stepped back from role-playing game production, "They did publish a few more of Paul Jaquays Central Casting character books and even tried to expand the line into a franchise with Robert Sassone's Central Casting: Dungeons - a random dungeon generation book - but by the time the latter was published, the company had decided to dramatically change what they were producing for the roleplaying market."

Reception

Rich Warren reviewed Central Casting: Dungeons in White Wolf #49, rating it a 2.5 out of 5 and stated that "Central Casting's Dungeons does an adequate job of creating random dungeons. I recommend that you throw out the random bit and pick and choose ideas. Keep in mind, though, that you have 192 pages to look through. Also, publishing a supplement that creates long strings of combat-oriented encounters seems out of touch with the recent trend in story-driven games. Even the book's jokes and mood portray a Paleolithic style of gaming."

Reviews