>>94413236
>is an autist struggling with realism issues
Noted. I guess I'm too stuck on the idea that every room needs to have a "reason to go there", and I worry about including places that are just empty and pointless. I need to find more creative and situational things to include inside some of these rooms, as the novelty of their existence can sometimes be enough to carry the experience.
The reason it's so small-scale and in-depth is because I play online so I run the dungeons with tokens that are all to-scale with the game world.
>>94413422
>Running fights/ enemies using map layout to their advantage
>Environmental hazards inherent to the architecture
These are very good pieces of advice that I hadn't considered before. Noted.
>lower right corner has clear height differences and I can't be arsed to make them make sense to me
It's not conveyed very well in just the map but there's a rope bridge directly above the waterfall that leads to a stairwell upwards. It's a good 15 feet or so above the longer bridge across the chasm.

Pic related is the full map of the related floor of the dungeon, which is split into three segments. There are three entrances to the far right

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how do you design your dungeons? do you make a lot of rooms with puzzles and backtracking (kinda like zelda's dungeons) or do you just make 2-3…